Business school adjunct named Puerto Rico education secretary
A School of Business adjunct faculty member was recently appointed the Secretary of the Department of Education in Puerto Rico.
February 23, 2017
Volume 113
Stories from the February 23, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Student leaders urge continued activism against Dakota Access Pipeline
Students are pushing back on the Trump administration’s recent approval of completing the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Corcoran adds new guidelines to prepare for arts programs merger
Arts faculty drafted bylaws for the Corcoran School of Arts and Design to prepare for the merger of all arts programs by next fall.
Neighbors protest adding helipad to hospital over noise concerns
Neighbors railed against the proposal at a Foggy Bottom Association meeting Tuesday night, saying the noise from helicopters would create a nuisance.
Preview: Men's basketball vs. Massachusetts
The Colonials (14-13, 6-8 A-10) will host the Minutemen (13-14 , 3-11 A-10) Thursday with just four games remaining in the regular season.
Get lost in infinity at the Hirshhorn's newest exhibit
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden’s latest exhibit is perfect for those in need of a new trendy Instagram photo or getaway.
Weekend Outlook
Explore the secrets of D.C. politics, compete in a live version of Monopoly and celebrate celebrities in the District this weekend.
Research office targets training grants with extra postdoctoral funding
GW’s research office will fund two postdoctoral fellows in a new program this year to bring in more training grants.
G Street speed limits could drop to 15 mph
A D.C. Department of Transportation proposal would lower the speed limit around residential areas and schools at certain times – including G Street.
Learning dead languages is still valuable
Just because Greek and Latin are not spoken anymore doesn’t mean they aren’t worth learning. Ancient languages are just as – if not more – valuable.