Andrew Costello: A stronger community doesn’t start with Marvin Center renovations
The University should look to students to find out the best way to build community on campus.
February 18, 2016
Stories from the February 18, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Zach Slotkin: Marvin Center renovations can go a long way in building community
In order to make the Marvin Center more like a traditional student union, the University needs to make it a fun to unwind after a long day of classes.
First EVP candidate focuses on grade forgiveness, reducing campus costs
Thomas Falcigno, a junior, will run on a platform that includes a grade forgiveness program across schools.
Corcoran, arts departments to merge next summer
The Corcoran should officially merge with the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences by the start of fiscal year 2017, the school’s first director said.
Senior earns top Navy research award
A GW senior received an award from the U.S. Navy for her accomplishments in researching military strategy.
Specialty undergraduate program to be phased out after this semester
The Dean’s Scholars program, an undergraduate cross-disciplinary program, for will close after this year.
Computational Biology Institute officially proposes educational degrees
The Computational Biology institute has proposed two educational degrees to prepare students for the growing technology workforce in Virginia.
Holmes Norton calls for better resources for federal prisoners
D.C.’s non-voting member of Congress is calling to create incentives for D.C. federal prisoners if they participate in programs to keep them from returning to jail.
Anthropology department focuses on culture as sexual assault allegations surround former chair
Members of GW’s anthropology department are taking a closer look at interactions after a former department chair allegedly sexually assaulted a researcher.
A-10 Championship or bust: Baseball begins new season with high expectations
The A-10 preseason poll placed GW at fifth. It’s their highest ranking in recent years, but not the goal of the team, which starts its season Feb. 19.