It's time for officials to carve out a niche for the Virginia Science and Technology Campus
By further capitalizing on the campus’s infrastructure and resources, VSTC can finally carve out its own distinct niche as a key center for research.
November 20, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 16
Stories from the November 20, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
GW must take these steps to ensure corporate funding does not compromise research
GW should implement and publicize policies and safeguards to prevent the compromising of studies and maintain impartiality.
Mono diagnosis at GW means a semester filled with struggle
To alleviate additional headaches for students with mono, GW should follow many other schools and classify mono as a temporary disability.
Son of '70s rockstar talks childhood travel, growing up with celebrities
Tanner Oates is the son of 1970s rockstar John Oates – known for starring in the rock duo Hall and Oates.
Men’s water polo wins MAWPC Title
The No. 2 seeded Colonials (17-11) defeated No. 4 seeded Wagner (14-17) 8–5 in Anapolis, Md. to secure the MAWPC title.
Inaccessible buildings pose barrier to students with disabilities
While many campus buildings accessible to people with disabilities, students said many buildings still lack proper accommodations.
Proposed National Mall sports ban could leave club teams without practice fields
Presidents of GW club sports teams said they are worried about finding new places to practice if the proposal passes.
Squash tests lineup in weekend losses to Trinity, Princeton
Both men’s and women’s squash teams dropped both of their weekend matches against two of the nation’s top programs.
Men’s basketball relies on varied offense in opening week
Although the Colonials play only about seven men deep, seven different players have scored at least nine points in a game.
Hive collapses roil GW's beekeeping effort
Researchers are puzzled after two of the 12 hives in GW Buzz’s apiary collapsed last month, killing hundreds of bees.