UPD adds Title IX, student affairs office referrals to crime log
The University began listing when a student reported a crime on campus in the crime log this year.
April 14, 2016
Stories from the April 14, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Meghana Aghi: Gap years can better prepare students for college
A gap year would have given me time to figure out my interests before coming to college, something that every high school senior should consider.
Top research official leaves behind streamlined office
Jennifer Wisdom, the associate vice president for research, announced last week that she will step down on April 15 after four years in the position.
Gelman Library adds lockers to fourth and fifth floors
Lockers are now available for rent in Gelman on the 4th and 5th floors and in the graduate study room, according to the library website.
During on-campus fundraising event, officials shift focus to alumni gifts
The University shifted its focus to alumni fundraising efforts during its second annual Flag Day.
Student groups see dramatic increase in budgets after appeals
The Student Association appeals committee this year sharply increased the amount of additional funding it gave to student organizations.
WNBA draft preview: Jones projected as first-round lock
The WNBA hosts its annual prospect draft this Thursday and senior forward Jonquel Jones is projected to be a lock as a first round selection.
IT division invests in technology protection to prevent cyberattacks
GW is investing in technical controls, outreach, and education to prevent hacks, the head of the division of IT said this week.
Public health school creates database to make forms, resources more accessible
The public health school’s communications department created The Source, an online resource database, at the beginning of the spring semester.
Former students file class action lawsuit over quality of online program
A group of former students launched a class action lawsuit against the University over one of GW’s online graduate programs last week.