Former maintenance worker sues GW for wrongful termination
A former employee claims he was not paid during his medical leave and was fired after a judge ordered GW to pay compensation.
April 17, 2017
Volume 113, Issue 28
Stories from the April 17, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Mayor's proposed budget funnels millions into MPD recruitment, retention
Bowser’s proposed budget for next fiscal year dedicates $11.7 million to seven different staffing programs in the Metropolitan Police Department.
Crime log – intoxicated student charged for stealing DC traffic cone
The student was able to successfully complete the field sobriety test and was sent on his way.
Housing application to include gender identity question next academic year
LGBTQ student leaders said the new option is a positive development for transgender students who may face uncomfortable or hostile living situations.
Blair Guild: Letting go
In my quest to control every aspect of my life, I’ve learned that you can control very few.
Snapshot
Tetiana serves cotton candy at Cherry Blossom Festival’s Southwest Waterfront Fireworks Festival at the wharf.
HelWell student manager keeps job after sexual violence finding, campaign to oust him
SASA members and some HelWell employees said they are uncomfortable spending time in a campus space where a student disciplined for sexual violence works as a supervisor.
Robin Eberhardt: There’s no place like The Hatchet townhouse
I’ve moved from dorms to townhouses to apartments through my time at GW, but I didn’t find my real home on campus until I moved into 2148 F St.
Corcoran School partners with Smithsonian on design program
Faculty said the courses will provide a hands-on education using artifacts in the Smithsonian’s museums to teach students about the history of design.