Being politically moderate on a liberal campus
Everything is good in moderation, even politics. But rarely do I hear students wanting to compromise or engage with people they don’t agree with.
April 10, 2017
Volume 113, Issue 26
Stories from the April 10, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
After a scandal-plagued election season, it was right to push SA elections
The election had been so plagued by outside drama that students can no longer fairly vote on the candidates’ merit.
GW's transfer policy keeps students from getting ahead
GW’s transfer credit policy stops students from graduating early, studying abroad or getting ahead of their coursework.
Eat these meals to make your GWorld cash last through the semester
Instead of skipping meals and eating Ramen noodles the last weeks before finals, we have a guide to help you get by on a tight budget.
Two First Ladies dancers to take the stage as Miss D.C. contestants
Two best friends and members of the First Ladies dance team will stand under a new spotlight as they compete for Miss District of Columbia 2017.
Short-staffed student conduct office delays cases' processing
Some employees left the student conduct office this academic year, leaving students feeling that their cases are not being handled in a timely manner.
Faculty Senate votes to add academic freedom protections after campus protests
The Faculty Senate passed a resolution Friday urging the University to adopt clearer guidelines to protect academic freedom and expression.
Schaible, Washington eye professional basketball careers
The pair of women’s basketball seniors are looking to extend their playing days beyond the Smith Center.
Crime log: Two people barred from campus after protest
Two disorderly non-affiliated subjects protested a law school event before being escorted from the building and barred from campus.
Snapshot – Sunset behind the Lincoln Memorial
People enjoy the sun as it sets behind the Linclon Memorial Saturday evening.