Freshmen shine in women’s swimming and diving home opener
Making a splash in this season’s home opener, women’s swimming and diving built on its strong season start with a decisive win in Saturday’s meet.
October 10, 2016
Volume 113, Issue 10
Stories from the October 10, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
GSEHD partners with local day school to build STEM curriculum
The Graduate School of Education and Human Development is partnering with a local school to develop STEM curriculum for primary schools.
No public reports from sexual assault prevention, response committee
Two years after it was formed, a committee designed to find new avenues of addressing sexual violence has not made any of its reports public.
Shipwreck relics recovered by professor displayed in new museum
After years of research along the South African coast, one professor’s project is featured in the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Crime log
Crime Log: A female student reported to UPD that her art display was missing from Smith Hall of Art.
Take this quiz to find out which museum you should visit with your parents
One of your outings during parent’s weekend is sure to be a trip to one of the many museums located on the National Mall.
Find your own Colonials Weekend headlining performance
Since GW announced there won’t be a Colonial’s Weekend headliner this year, you have to find your own way to entertain your parents.
Elliott School professor named international education group’s CEO
Esther Brimmer will help lead the National Association of Foreign Student Advisors after three years as a GW professor.
Public health school launches open online courses on opioids
The Milken Institute School of Public Health is going online to address a national health concern.
Snapshot: Refugee Camp
Snapshot: Philip Sacks gives a tour of the refugee camp that was set up at the foot of the Washington Monument on the National Mall.