Crime log
A Starbucks employee reported to UPD that a customer entered the store and made an angry gesture and overt threats toward her.
Volume 113
Stories from the February 27, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
A Starbucks employee reported to UPD that a customer entered the store and made an angry gesture and overt threats toward her.
GW students expressed their hopes, dreams and struggles at the For Colored Girls Open Mic Night hosted by The Crown of Glory Hair and Beauty Organization.
Earlier this month, senior Cameron Waggener launched Wheelys Cafe in Arlington, Va.
The University will continue to track and comply with the Animal Welfare Act after the USDA deleted a database that keeps track of animal welfare infractions.
The three faculty members at the Milken Institute School of Public Health earned a research grant for an ongoing study of faculty’s connections.
Duckworth’s varied life experiences and GW alumna status make her the right choice for Commencement, and GW should make similar picks in the future.
Christian Democrats have largely remained silent and let others define the political beliefs of Christians – it’s time to change that.
GW students shouldn’t be separated by their country of origin, but the current CI structure promotes that.
An intoxicated student was causing a loud disturbance in Thurston Hall and made a series of threats toward officers and personnel.
Seven graduate students in the documentary film certificate program set out to explore how the presidential election affected people’s romantic lives.