Students, crack open a traditional newspaper
The news we get from social media can be biased and doesn’t usually affect our local community. Instead students should pick up a printed newspaper.
March 2, 2017
Volume 113
Stories from the March 2, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW should require writing course placement exam
To help students at both lower and higher writing levels, UW courses should be separated by ability.
Now hiring: GW's education school
There are currently 14 open positions for the Graduate School of Education and Human Development posted on GW’s job website.
Dish of the Week: Ice Cream Jubilee's caramel popcorn ice cream
I scream, you scream, we all scream for Ice Cream Jubilee. Ice Cream Jubilee now has two sweet, little shops in D.C.
Weekend outlook
If midterm stress has you camped out in Gelman, take a break and enjoy the last weekend before spring break.
Delivery robots hit D.C. streets to reduce truck traffic
The bots are not allowed in D.C.’s business district, which includes Foggy Bottom and the White House, because of national security issues.
Junior, CDs president first to announce SA presidential campaign
Lande Watson, the president of the College Democrats and the Student Association vice president of public affairs, is first to announce to her candidacy.
Freshmen start SMPA student group to push for new projects
The group’s co-founders said they started the organization after noticing a lack of community among SMPA students.
Physics department chosen to host women's conference
The department will host a physics conference for undergraduate women, designed to support and encourage women and minority groups to pursue physics.
Admitted student sues for Title IX violation over rescinded admission
A prospective student filed a lawsuit against GW and the UPD chief after she was barred from campus and had her admission offer rescinded.