Students try to sell inaugural ball tickets after Trump win
Tickets for GW’s sixth inaugural ball have yet to sell out and more than 70 students are trying to resell their tickets.
November 7, 2016
Volume 113, Issue 13
Stories from the November 7, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Grants for Elliott School faculty jump by more than 300 percent
Research grants for the Elliott School of International Affairs increased by more than 300 percent since 2012.
Campaign led by public health student raises awareness for men’s mental health
A graduate student in the public health school began working on a new social media campaign to raise awareness for mental health among men.
Emily Jennings: Lack of on-campus food options could trigger eating disorders
Just as academic stress can cause anxiety, a lack of food options can have a severe impact on those who have previously dealt with eating disorders.
Even with no smoking programs, experts say smoking ban is ineffective
Three years after GW’s decision to go smoke-free, experts say that the University’s policy is not up to par with those at universities across the country.
Sydney Erhardt: How to make the most of your election night run to the White House
The GW tradition of running to the White House after a U.S. presidential election race is called is finally upon us.
Staff Editorial: Students, continue political activism beyond presidential election
Three independent newspapers’ editorial boards from The Hatchet, Washington Square News and The Daily Collegian looked at student activism in higher education collectively.
Essay: Coming from a Muslim family, I feel Trump campaign messages personally
This election cycle has shown me the importance of educating others and learning to be empathetically intelligent.
Rizzotti brings Rio coaching experience to Foggy Bottom
in August, Rizzotti helped the women’s national team knocked off Spain for a victory in the gold medal game for their sixth consecutive Olympic gold medal.