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October 19, 2017
Volume 114
Stories from the October 19, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Career services reprimands students for not showing up to employer events
Officials said up to 70 percent of students who committed to attending a career event haven’t shown up in recent weeks.
GW's free tutoring services should expand hours, training program
GW should improve its free tutoring service to students on campus by adding more hours and better trained staff members to lead the sessions year round.
RHA fills nearly all hall council seats, most in recent history
RHA officials said the jump in student participation is likely linked to increased outreach and a new rule regulating how students can run for council spot.
Weekend Outlook – Immerse in D.C. culture with concerts, film festival
Explore D.C.’s wide array of cultural activities this weekend with a classic improv comedy show or support the LGBTQ community at local film festival.
Students with personal ties to Virgin Islands launch hurricane relief fundraiser
A group of students formed a partnership with the Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service to raise money for hurricane victims.
Faculty left in the dark as law school implements diversity measures
As the law school implements several new diversity measures this year, faculty say they haven’t been told anything about them.
LeBlanc launches search for chief fundraiser
Experts said the search will give LeBlanc the opportunity to start assembling his team at GW in an area that he has already made a major focal point.
Vern rape reports reach high point following increased mental health focus
Rape cases on the Mount Vernon Campus rose last year to the highest point in at least five years, an increase experts said could be linked to more mental health resources.
Essay: After growing up with gun violence in Mexico, I don’t feel safer in the U.S.
Looking into Mexico’s history, mass shootings like the ones in the U.S. are rare. But that didn’t stop bullet holes from being building decor in my old town.