We shouldn't be ashamed of losing our 'most politically active campus' title
Despite losing our title, this doesn’t mean that students were slacking off politically this past year.
October 2, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 10
Stories from the October 2, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
University communication on Rice Hall relocation needs improvement
From the start, GW should have communicated about the move in a better manner, especially for the impacted faculty and students.
Students tutor incarcerated people in area prisons to help 'underserved population'
Students in GW’s chapter of the Petey Greene Program visit facilities around Maryland every week to tutor incarcerated students.
Breakout freshman drives men’s water polo offense
In his first year at GW, Andras Levai has been one of the Colonials’ top scorers and playmakers with 34 goals and 17 assists on the year.
Freshmen use White House singalong to raise $1,500 for clean water in Africa
Freshmen Joanna Chou and Jaskeerat Mann have raised more than $1,500 to support clean water projects in Africa.
As LeBlanc reviews research profile, faculty say GW faces hiring obstacles
Faculty said officials need to boost hiring to give professors more time to focus on projects and examine new sources of research funding as federal spending slows.
Crime log: Racial slur written on evaluation form
A staff member reported that she received a copy of a course evaluation form that had a racial slur written on it.
Visualized – Corporate hurricane relief
Cash donations and grants specifically earmarked for relief for each storm, as reported by corporations to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
Small businesses concerned about uncertain future as GW plans investment project
As GW develops 2100 Pennsylvania Ave., long-time small business owners are preparing to leave the building at about the end of next year
Athletic department at center of pay discrimination lawsuit
The suit was filed after the former executive assistant to the athletic director alleged the University violated the Equal Pay Act and Title VII.