Visualized – A year of Metrorail shutdowns
SafeTrack’s blue line has been closed about twice as many days as was the average over the past year.
April 24, 2017
Volume 113, Issue 28
Stories from the April 24, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Wounded in Afghanistan, GW veteran crosses the Boston Marathon finish line
First-year graduate student and Air Force veteran Adam Popp ran the Boston Marathon alongside tens of thousands of runners last week.
SA doles out record-high budget to fund student organizations
The SA awarded about $1.3 million to student groups in next year’s budget, about $300,000 more than last year.
Jacqueline Thomsen: That crazy Hatchet girl
There was always a story to edit, a blog to publish, an email to send and a phone call to make. The list never ended and while sometimes I prayed for it to, it kept me going in a way that nothing else ever could.
Eva Palmer: Somehow I managed
Being the “hype man” of GW’s independent student newspaper has been a better learning experience than any college class could have given me.
NSA grant funds free GW cybersecurity camp for middle school girls
A free cybersecurity day camp, funded by a $100,000 grant from the NSA, will host about 20 middle school girls on the Mount Vernon Campus this summer.
Ellie Smith: Reality is greater than fiction
What taught me that real life is dazzling and delicate in its own right were the people I worked with and experiences I had at The Hatchet.
Baseball drops series to Rhode Island after doubleheader losses
After defeating Rhode Island 15–5 Friday, the Colonials lost both ends of their doubleheader Sunday.
Confidence, experience guides men's tennis to conference tournament
David Macpherson, head coach of the men’s tennis team, said he is confident his team will be able to grab its fourth A-10 title.
Medical school professor develops new treatment for cystic fibrosis
A medical school professor’s research project could change the way that cystic fibrosis is treated worldwide.