After department move, sexual assault response team grows
Since the University’s team of sexual assault responders moved under the umbrella of the Title IX office, its leader has been focused on boosting the group’s numbers.
January 21, 2016
Stories from the January 21, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Phi Kappa Psi is suspended, terminated lease on townhouse
Phi Kappa Psi is currently suspended on campus, according to GW’s Interfraternity Council website.
High-pace Chase: How Lauren Chase defines women’s basketball’s speed
You may not know it, but Lauren Chase is the leader of the team and the heartbeat for the Colonials on both sides of the court because of the pace she allows the team to play at.
Foggy Bottom to have first neighborhood watch training
Foggy Bottom will have its first robbery prevention and neighborhood watch training next week.
Student Association committee proposes new model for funding student groups
A new budget model for allocations could give 10 percent more to co-sponsorships, student organization initiatives that are funded partly by the SA
Staff Editorial: D.C. Council should listen to students’ concerns about UPD
Given students’ objections to UPD patrolling off-campus in the past, it’s a shame that the Council is ignoring what students have to say.
Margot Besnard:How to decide if the Grad2Grad program is right for you
If you’re thinking about going to graduate school, look at all aspects of the GW Grad2Grad program, not just the 10 percent tuition discount.
Teddy Clamp: ‘College families’ would be a home away from home for freshmen
It can be difficult for many students to build a support system when they get to college, that’s why GW should create a ‘College Family’ system.
Men’s basketball looking for more guard production
In Friday’s loss to Dayton, Joe McDonald’s absence exposed GW’s lack of production from the guard spots.
New student group will mentor local high schoolers
The newest student group on campus is looking to improve the lives of local high schoolers.