Essay: Asian misrepresentation in media propels stereotypes
Every stereotyped Asian role simplifies our culture. It’s time we talk about whitewashing and move passed the stereotypes.
May 9, 2016
Volume 113, Issue 1
Stories from the May 9, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Staff editorial:Adding chapters and deferring recruitment can strengthen Greek life
Deferring formal Greek recruitment and adding more chapters will keep the Greek population at one-third of the population, while heeding student interest.
A-10 Championship preview: Softball returns to the postseason
In search of its first-ever Atlantic 10 title, GW softball returns to the postseason this week after a three-year playoff drought.
Former Yankee keeps strong ties with GW baseball coach, players
Last weekend in the Bronx, John Flaherty was busy with work on the Yankees-Sox series when his current career collided with his former one on GW baseball.
Student Commencement speaker brings nine-year GW career ‘full circle’
Not many students spend nine consecutive years at GW, but Julia Haigney did – and now she gets to say goodbye with grandeur.
Graduation is not a problem for Proper Kid Problems
Dean Zacharias, a senior and the mastermind behind Proper Kid Problems, said the brand will mature as he moves on to a new era in his life.
Officials debut smartphone app to unlock residence hall rooms
The University is testing a new smartphone application that will unlock rooms in residence halls where students use GWorld to enter their rooms.
Tips to make it through Commencement weekend
Before you can turn your tassels, you are going to have to survive this weekend. Here are a few tips to make it through.
Student group considers campus food bank to address food insecurity
Officials and student leaders are considering adding a food bank on campus to combat food insecurity, which experts say is an issue amid rising tuition.
Varun Joshi:It’s never too late in your college career to choose a new path
I spent almost four years in a major to make others happy. To any undergraduates facing the same pressures I did, it’s never too late to choose a new path.