Op-Ed: We all need to speak up now and protect DACA students
“Dreamers” should get their own chance at the American Dream.
September 5, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 6
Stories from the September 5, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
King ready to make waves at GW after winding coaching career
Under its new head coach, men’s water polo won its first three games and looks forward to an improved season.
Volleyball focuses on improving consistency amid losing streak
The Colonials have lost five consecutive games and are hoping that small improvements can lead to wins down the road.
Greek leaders plan events to keep freshmen interested during deferred recruitment
Greek leaders are hosting additional events this fall to encourage freshmen engagement in Greek life because formal rush won’t be held until spring.
GW Veterans to host more events, connect with traditional students
The group’s leaders said the events will help student veterans – who can sometimes feel alienated from younger undergraduates – feel more apart of campus.
Corcoran employee's alleged killer found competent to stand trial
The court order follows a legal battle over Toure’s mental state after he was originally found mentally unfit for prosecution in August.
Crime log: Drugs, knife found in room in The Dakota
A UPD officer smelled a suspicious odor in the hallway and asked GW Housing to search a room in the residence hall.
Contractors wounded in Iraq receive care from GW doctors half a world away
The program allows American contractors to have access to immediate medical care without having to be evacuated to hospitals.
Alumni task force to determine next steps after $1 billion campaign
The new volunteer and alumni engagement task force will use student and alumni perspectives to look at the future of fundraising.
Board of Trustees makes student experience top priority with new task force
The Board of Trustees is launching a task force that will focus on the student experience, examining everything from residence hall life to affordability.