Shadow Room to have police presence every night
Shadow Room, a nightclub on K Street, will now be required to have a police detail outside the building, according to a recent court decision.
March 28, 2016
Volume 112, Issue 25
Stories from the March 28, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Metro reconsiders spending, cuts long-term project funding
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority is cutting spending on long-term improvements, taking a step back to find ways to make spending on the system more efficient.
Melissa Holzberg: Admitted students should consider more than just a brochure
Before committing to a university, students should consider two key ares: Return on investment and the reality of a school versus the brochure version.
Staff Editorial: Students, keep pushing to improve Mental Health Services
The spotlight is back on mental health right now, since GW is facing both a mental health related lawsuit and a licensing scandal.
Michelle Cohn: Students should take advantage of classes about race
With class registration coming up, students – especially white students – should consider taking one of the classes GW offers that are focused on race.
Preview: Men’s basketball vs. San Diego State in the NIT semifinals
On Tuesday, when GW takes on San Diego State, only eight Division I men’s teams will still be playing major college basketball.
Sky Singer: GW should offer more classes focused on specific current events
GW should be bolder with the humanities courses it offers, and give students the chance to study current events in depth.
Duke Energy Renewables funds sustainability research projects
A new research-funding partnership between the University and an energy company will provide three faculty-led projects with grants this year.
Emeritus professor remembered for social justice work
Friends and former colleagues said Ruth Ann Wallace was passionate about helping students and pushing academic boundaries.
Officials ‘exploring’ expansion of international student resources
The University is seeking to give international students more resources after faculty and students said current services were understaffed and underfunded.