Essay: Fighting back on behalf of other women
I haven’t paid the price for being a woman in this world, and that somehow prevents me from understanding exactly what I should be fighting for.
February 25, 2016
Stories from the February 25, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Melissa Holzberg: SMPA students need more specialized career resources and advice
If I were able to work with professionals in my chosen field while at GW, I would have fewer headaches and meltdowns over what I’m going to do with my life.
Campus weapons violations this year surpass 2015’s
There have been more campus weapons violations in the first two months of 2016 than in all of last year, according to GW’s crime log.
Philosophy professor remembered for dedication, encouragement to students
Okster, 56, taught freshmen in an honors program course, Origins and Evolution of Modern Thought, even after he was diagnosed and undergoing treatment.
Stefan Sultan: Students shouldn’t forget the bad in Scalia’s legacy
Words have consequences, and every time I read one of Scalia’s homophobic comments, I am reminded of how unnecessarily difficult it was to grow up gay.
Africa institute to open as early as this fall
While planning for the University’s newest institute is still in early stages, involved faculty say it will expand the school’s Africa-related curriculum.
Diabetes research swells as diagnoses increase
The number of grants researchers have received from the Department of Health and Human Services from NIH has doubled in the past five years.
New program to bring African officials to business school
The capital markets program, aimed at teaching government officials from developing countries how to advance their economies, will start in the business school this August.
Local director raises existential questions in ‘Many Beautiful Things’
If you had to choose between immortal fame and your true calling, which one would you pick?
Tail Up Goat’s inventive dishes come at a high price
This new addition to the Adams Morgan food scene isn’t following the herd.