Senior housing options to shrink as on-campus housing mandate takes effect
Only South Hall and limited Greek housing will be available to seniors in the fall.
February 11, 2016
Stories from the February 11, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Dan Grover: Many students at GW don’t fit the standard narrative
In reality, GW’s narrative revolves around more than just Capitol Hill and the White House.
Sasha Kobliha: If home is far away, make yourself at home in D.C.
For those of us struggling to decide whether leaving home was the right choice, it’s helpful to think of GW and D.C. as a temporary home.
English professor’s new book explores race in Shakespeare productions
Alexa Huang, a professor of English, is releasing a book that will shed light on the issues of typecasting that minority actors often face.
Council of Chairs hopes to rev up fundraising as $1 billion campaign continues
The Council of Chairs is hoping to engage its inactive members this year through a series of new initiatives.
Raya Hudhud: Procrastination doesn’t always have to be a bad thing
Procrastination gives us time – time to do what we want to do rather than what is expected of us.
With director named, long-awaited autism institute set to launch
Officials announced the long-awaited autism institute’s inaugural director last week, along with a plan to focus on autism research in adults and women.
Economics faculty, TAs call for more graduate student funding
Economics professors say they need a little more help, and teaching assistants are feeling the pressure.
Team of researchers to classify 35,000 species of fish
Guillermo Orti, a professor of biology, is bringing together five institutions around the globe for a five-year grant to categorize 35,000 species of fish.
Frustration rouses women’s basketball’s defense after streak ends
For the third season in a row, women’s basketball has hit the 20-win threshold and has entered February with big hopes for the postseason.