Current, former intelligence officials discuss state of CIA at annual conference
The University held its fourth annual joint conference with the CIA Wednesday, hosting the department’s director in an all-day event at Lisner Auditorium.
October 5, 2017
Volume 114
Stories from the October 5, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
University must act quick to hire new Colonial Health Center leader
Students deserve continuity of care, and that starts at the top. It’s vital the University launch a search to find a permanent replacement for Egelman.
Dish of the week: Rendition of Bold Bite Market's beast breakfast sandwich
A Bethesda-based restaurant that opened Monday is drawing in crowds for its smoked breakfast burgers.
Essay: Don’t speak for veterans, taking a knee is not about them
Kneeling has never been about the U.S. armed forces and it doesn’t make sense to make it about them now.
Spookiest ways to get sloshed this month
Now that the spookiest month is upon us, add something scary to your Saturday night shenanigans at these themed bars.
Weekend outlook – Sample foods from around the DMV
Midterms are just around the corner, but fall break is here to give some relief. Over the long weekend, be sure to take a study break to check out these events.
Officials work with outside consultants on potential Thurston Hall renovations
A University spokeswoman said that talks with the consultants have not let to any concrete plans to revamp Thurston.
GW's Title IX office lags behind peer institutions in staffing, avenues for appeal
The University’s Title IX office includes less staff and fewer ways to appeal a decision in a sexual violence than most of its peer schools.
Campus hate crimes reach highest increase in five years
As universities across the country have been confronted with white-supremacist posters and hate crimes, GW recorded five hate crimes in 2016.
Domestic violence cases drop off after years of consistency
Experts said the number of documented domestic violence cases is likely to be lower than the number of incidents actually occurring.