The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement would've been a mistake
A trade agreement that does not address discrepancies in competition rules is not worth the paper it is written on.
February 2, 2017
Volume 113
Stories from the February 2, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Storytelling contest winners to land Amazon rainforest trip
Frank Sesno will take a group of students interested in sustainability to the Brazilian rainforest this June for a “biodiversity storytelling expedition.”
More than 25 faculty members sign national petition against immigration ban
GW faculty are among the 14,800 university administrators, faculty and staff members who have signed a petition condemning President Trump’s executive order.
Law school starts cybersecurity project as field's popularity grows
Faculty working with the program said it will bring law scholars, students and the public together for discussion about the intersection of law and technology.
New Hotel Hive brings some buzz to campus
After its opening right before inauguration weekend, D.C.’s first micro-hotel Hotel Hive is getting used to regular D.C. traffic.
After Inauguration Day, I have a new perspective of Trump supporters
I assumed that all Trump supporters were the caricatures I’ve seen on TV. But President Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony gave me a new perspective.
Council member suggests MPD implement Muslim liaison
Mary Cheh of Ward 3 sent a letter to MPD’s Interim Police Chief Peter Newsham to argue for the creation of a liaison unit for Muslims.
Student spotlights reproductive rights in art exhibit
Between Phillips Hall and Rome Hall during the past week you may have strolled by the giant American flag or portrait of Donald Trump in the window.
Trump's silence on research funding breeds fear among researchers
Researchers said they are dependent on federal funding to do their research and will need to explore other grant resources if there are cutbacks.