Sara Brouda: Palestinian flag had no place at student walk-out
The Palestinian flag is a divisive symbol and shouldn’t have been included at a walk-out to promote inclusivity.
December 1, 2016
Volume 113
Stories from the December 1, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Multicultural Greek Council to add Latino interest fraternity
The Multicultural Greek Council voted to add a Phi Iota Alpha chapter earlier this semester after an on-campus presentation from the national organization.
DeVos nomination breeds uncertainty in higher education
Faculty say that uncertainty about the new Secretary of Education’s effects on higher education could result in speculation of policies that may never happen.
Campus buildings found to not have lead
University officials found pipes in campus buildings have not been affected by lead, contradicting records from D.C. Water.
Professor earns $3.2 million to study environmental impact on child health
A psychology professor received a $3.2 million grant from the NIH to conduct research on the genetic and environmental factors on childhood development.
GSEHD partners with education publication for post-election event
GSEHD is teaming up with Education Week to address how the new presidential administration will impact education policy.
Trusting the process, women’s basketball sees improvement at Gulf Coast Showcase
The Colonials have won five of their last six games and now sit at 5-2 – the second-best overall record in the Atlantic 10.
Ways to give back to D.C.’s community this Thanksgiving
Typically, Thanksgiving is about stuffing your face and doing your holiday shopping. If you’re staying in the District over break, it’s also a great way to give back to the community.
While you’re doing homework, these students are building businesses
Most students’ schedules are already busy between classes, student organization meetings and internship but some students have added more to their plate by creating their own businesses while still in school.
Squash programs eager to prove themselves among nation’s best
No. 11 men’s squash and No. 13 women’s squash look to prove their dominance in 2016-2017 as two of the top programs in the nation.