Retiring faculty administrator leaves behind strong connections
Dianne Martin, the vice provost for faculty affairs, announced her retirement earlier this week.
April 25, 2016
Volume 112, Issue 29
Stories from the April 25, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Officials not worried about certificate course enrollment decline
While certificate courses only make up a small chunk of GW’s overall revenue, faculty said they can bring educational diversity to a university.
As golf’s lone freshman, Lowe shines in rookie campaign
GW golf’s lone freshman, 18-year-old Logan Lowe, has already picked up four A-10 Rookie of the Week awards and paces the Colonials with an average score of 73.13.
Staff editorial:It’s time GW finds its footing in online learning
GW should invest in its future now and design standardized online programs before the University misses its chance to be a frontrunner in online learning.
Sarah Blugis: Students, don’t get jaded by GW’s unique location
We shouldn’t forget to appreciate the opportunities we have by studying blocks away from the White House in a unique city with tons to offer.
Essay: My disability doesn’t make me an ‘other’
I don’t exactly fit the mold or the typical classifications of a student, no matter where I go. More often than not, I am an “other” on campus.
GW senior to paddle 1,000 miles in world’s longest canoe race
Senior Paige Norman and her childhood friend Emma Burgeson will spend their summer canoeing through the Yukon for 1,000 miles.
Snapshot
The Homenetmen protest the Turkish and U.S. governments’ lack of acknowledgement of the 1915 Armenian Genocide in front of the White House on Saturday.
High school student writes D.C. Council bill on former prisoners’ voting rights
The D.C. Council is reviewing a bill drafted by a School Without Walls student.
Veterans office adds new position to process benefits
A new program coordinator joined the University’s military and veteran student services team this month.