Despite early struggles, bullpen carries Colonials to victory in rubber match
Baseball came from behind and limited the Wildcats to zero hits in the final five innings and pick up the 4–3 win.
May 1, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 1
Stories from the May 1, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Showdown looms as SA considers pro-Palestinian divestment resolution
Supporters and opponents of a Student Association divestment resolution are rallying support as the senate prepares to vote on Monday.
Seafood served at D.C. restaurants often doesn't match the menu, researchers find
The study tested seafood from restaurants in the District and found that one-third of the dishes featured a different kind of fish than was listed on the menu.
Former members of Watson campaign demand University apology
Students named in the complaints that disqualified former Student Association candidate Lande Watson are demanding an apology from the University.
Senator Rand Paul's 'dystopian visions' course frustrates faculty
Some faculty dismissed the course as a marketing ploy and could hurt students because they wouldn’t be learning from a professor with professional experience.
Officials to review sexual assault case process after protest on campus
Officials say they’re reviewing the process for handling sexual assault cases after a survivor’s unsuccessful campaign to expel her attacker ignited protest.
Conduct code should be revised with set investigation deadlines
Administrators should revise the student code of conduct to include specific deadlines that the University must meet during an investigation.
Snapshot – Jugglers perform at Georgetown French Market
Jugglers and stilt walkers from Art Soiree performed at the Georgetown French Market which took place April 28-30, 2017.
Student's lawsuit against Trump draws national attention
For freshman Henry Brousseau, a trip to a Trump campaign rally last year turned into a lawsuit against the president of the United States.