Dance professor premieres new routine as first Smithsonian choreographer-in-residence
A professor of dance and first Smithsonian choreographer-in-residence will perform a new dance this week as part of his position.
December 7, 2017
Stories from the December 7, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Senior prepares for opportunity to play with Olympic rugby team
Senior Tyler McManus is training twice a day, six days a week, in an effort to make the U.S. Olympic men’s rugby team.
Experts see Trump effect as international student enrollment slows
International students make up a smaller proportion of the total student body this fall – the first decline in at least nine years.
TKE readies for return three years after removal
Tau Kappa Epsilon is returning to GW next month – the first of several chapters kicked off campus in recent years to plan a return.
Women's basketball gets blown out on the road
The Colonials (3-6) had their worst offensive game of the year in a 61–44 loss to Mercer (7-2) Wednesday night.
Rebounding dominance leads men's basketball to win over Princeton
The Colonials (5-4) defeated the Tigers (2-6) 71–60 behind a 37-23 rebounding advantage and a career-high 25 points from sophomore guard Jair Bolden.
John Cena reads to children, talks new movie at Library of Congress
WWE superstar John Cena stepped on stage at the Library of Congress Wednesday morning not to wrestle librarians, but to read the book “The Story of Ferdinand” to middle-school students.