Politics, romance intersect in grad students' BernieSingles.com documentary
Seven graduate students in the documentary film certificate program set out to explore how the presidential election affected people’s romantic lives.
February 27, 2017
Volume 113
Stories from the February 27, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Atlantic 10 Championship preview: Women's basketball tries for third straight title, NCAA bid
Women’s basketball (20-8, 13-3 A-10) will head to Richmond, Va. this weekend as the No. 2 seed in the Atlantic 10 conference tournament.
History professor remembered as pioneer for African American research
Family and colleagues say James Oliver Horton will be remembered for pushing boundaries and fighting to keeping African American history intact.
Foggy Bottom has worst D.C. traffic issues: study
Road congestion and travel unreliability put Foggy Bottom on the map as the only neighborhood focus area that needs major improvements.
Business school adds fundraising staff to reach $75 million goal
Fundraising officials in the business school are on the search for a new leader to help them reach their $75 million fundraising goal.
Environmental policy program goes test-optional, merges with Trachtenberg school
The environmental resource policy program will fold into the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration this fall.
GW researchers build sensors, track environmental data
GW researchers are building sensors that will be placed on campus and along parts of Pennsylvania Avenue downtown to track air pollution and traffic data.
Education school hosts 26 teachers from Uruguay
GW’s education school hosted a one-day seminar for 26 primary and secondary teachers from Uruguay on U.S. teaching methods earlier this month.
Some summer student employee pay dropped to federal minimum wage
Wages were cut by more than $4 an hour for students working for GW this summer. However, officials said that the number of applications has remained consistent.
Sophomore with two years in SA first to announce for executive vice president
Sydney Nelson said she will focus her campaign on student affordability, proposing policies to limit costs like textbooks and transportation.