Faculty turn sour over new health care plans
Faculty are “outraged” about GW’s new healthcare plans, which they say limit their options and force them to take on expenses that the University should cover.
August 29, 2016
Volume 113, Issue 4
Stories from the August 29, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
This year’s Fall Fest lineup recommendations
In the wake of the Action Bronson disaster and with Flume scheduled to perform at the 9:30 Club on the same day, students have high expectations from Program Board.
Dos and don’ts for the first week of classes
No matter the root of your ailments, here are some dos and don’ts to survive the first week of classes.
Break the Foggy Bottom bubble with alternatives around D.C.
Whether you’re still exploring campus as a freshman or you have seen it all as a senior, there are plenty of reasons to experience other parts of D.C.
Best ways to experience fall in the District
In a city it can be hard to do traditional autumn activities. Here are the best ways to experience fall in D.C. so you don’t let it pass you by.
Free activities to fill your Labor Day weekend
Are you looking for some fun free activities to keep you busy during Labor Day weekend?
Out with the old, in with the new: Four changes to D.C. businesses
After a long summer break, there are some new things to check out around the District and things to say goodbye to.
Staff Editorial: Our next University president should break the mold
The next president will be the face of GW and choose the trajectory of the University. It’s important that the search committee knows what students need.
Margot Besnard: Join in the election spirit, even if you don’t love politics
No matter your academic or personal background, you can and should get involved in the election this fall.
Claude Khalife: Universities can combat toxic masculinity
Students and other members of the GW community must acknowledge and normalize the emotional and mental needs of men and boys.