Report: More women in engineering, computer science at GW
GW was listed as one of the top universities with the most women gaining degrees in engineering and computer science.
October 21, 2016
Volume 113
Stories from the October 21, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Sydney Erhardt: Releasing admissions data would make GW more transparent
If GW released its anonymous admissions data in full, it would be a valuable step toward transparency in light of its “data-gate” scandals in the past.
Jose Torres: MSSC diversity talks should include political topics
If the MSSC wants to develop a more inclusive campus community , officials should add sessions that address political diversity.
String of laptop thefts reported on campus
Laptop thefts, which have been in both residence halls and academic buildings, all remain unsolved.
Fall research funding reaches record high
Researchers received more than $88.3 million in funding over the past three months – a 135 percent increase from this time last year.
Student affairs balances budget cuts with staff morale, student services
Student affairs is handling budget cuts by trimming down the amount they spend on travel and consolidating positions in the office.
Alumni Association pilots one-on-one outreach
The Alumni Association is piloting a new outreach system this month to increase alumni engagement in a more systematic way.
New course to help faculty teach online classes
Online learning leaders want faculty to get better at teaching online courses.
First female athletics hall of famer remembered as women’s sports ‘foremother’
GW’s first-ever director of women’s athletics, Lynn George, died on Oct. 1. She was 89 years old.
Haitian student group finds ways to aid country after Hurricane Matthew
Haitian students and members of GWU Haiti said that after the tragedy, they knew they had to find ways to help the country and support one another.