Whole Foods price cuts will mean less starving students
Price reductions at Whole Foods will have an impact on campus by helping students make ends meet and lowering the rate of student theft.
August 28, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 5
Stories from the August 28, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Professors must update outdated technology in online courses
Professors should be required by the University to improve the technology in their courses by using updated software and higher quality equipment.
How students should stand up to racial hate after Charlottesville
Although strong verbal stances against a start, more action is needed to stand up to incidents of racial and religious hatred.
How to make first-week changes to your schedule
If you’re hoping to get off a waitlist, or realize you’re going to dread attending class each week, then here’s some tips to save your schedule.
Textbook tips for the cash-strapped student
Check out the best tips and tricks for getting the textbooks you need ready for the upcoming semester.
Catching up on this summer's news
It’s understandable if you fell behind on the Foggy Bottom headlines this summer, here’s what you need to know heading back to campus.
Revamp your new room with these decorating tips
With these pointers, you’ll turn that stark white room with minimal furniture into a place that feels like home in no time.
Ins and outs of public transportation in the nation's capital
Navigating a new campus can be tough as a freshman — and a new city is even harder. Here are the tips you need to master D.C.’s transportation system.
How to navigate the student organization fair with ease
At the annual student org fair, you have a chance to mix and mingle with all of the groups on campus. Before you head out, here are the tips you need to know.
Newsletters you'll want to slide into your inbox this semester
It can be difficult to keep up with every story in the 24/7 news cycle at school, but email newsletters can do all the dirty work for you.