FixIt should streamline its request system to shorten wait times
Students should be able to send FixIt requests directly to the type of worker who would handle their problem.
April 17, 2017
Volume 113, Issue 27
Stories from the April 17, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Softball pair plays their way into program history
Softball standouts Megan Linn and Sarah Costlow look to lead their team to a second straight playoff appearance behind record-breaking season.
Women's lacrosse falls short on Senior Day
The Colonials fell to VCU 15–13 on their senior day, dropping to a 2-11 record for the season and 1-5 in the Atlantic 10.
Corcoran senior develops virtual reality game for children with autism
A senior at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design created a virtual reality program to help children with anxiety and autism communicate.
Lafayette Hall to house freshmen again this fall
Lafayette Hall will once again house freshmen next academic year – two years after it was transitioned to a residence hall primarily for sophomores.
Metro Monopoly: Get the scoop on D.C.'s best ice cream shops
Sometimes living in the District can be anything but sweet, but these ice cream shops will satisfy your sweet tooth.
Online courses make up more than half of CPS's revenue
More than half of the earnings from the College of Professional Studies come from students enrolled in online programs.
Two Colonials compete at gymnastics NCAA championship
Senior Chelsea Raineri and junior Cami Drouin-Allarie both competed Friday in the 2017 NCAA Gymnastics Championship.
Officials should be transparent about how a large freshmen class would impact campus
Officials should communicate to the student body that they have plans for what steps to take if a larger freshmen class than expected is enrolled.
Legacy, donating applicants shouldn't get preferential treatment
GW should be more transparent in their admissions process and shouldn’t base decisions on factors applicants can’t control.