Language programs shift focus to adapt to changing student skillset
Professors in foreign language departments said these skills could make students more competitive even in non-academic markets, improving job security.
January 22, 2018
Volume 114, Issue 19
Stories from the January 22, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
New Greek life members should help prevent hazing tragedies at GW
The news of national tragedies shouldn’t discourage students from joining Greek life if continued action is taken to prevent these scenarios.
Minority students shouldn’t be afraid to carve their own academic path
As minorities from immigrant parents, we should hold on to the value that we give our education and transform it into a life that fits our passions.
SA remodels student feedback tool into petition platform
A new page on the SA’s website will go live Monday, allowing students to create and share petitions about GW-specific issues.
Crime log: Staff member reports stolen cash, computer
The University Police Department received a report that a laptop computer and $200 in cash were stolen from an office on 22nd Street.
SA senator faces removal hearing for missing meetings
The SA Senate will vote Monday on whether to kick out Sen. Joe Vogel, U-at-Large, who was suspended in November for missing committee meetings.
Officials create new office for student affairs, enrollment amid push to improve culture
The new office will encompass the vast majority of departments that typically have the most interaction with students.
Score the biggest Restaurant Week savings at these upscale spots
We crunched the numbers and compared restaurant week specials with each menu option’s regular prices to line up the best deals.
Swimming dominates Old Dominion to finish season
Both men’s and women’s swimming teams defeated the Monarchs by 63 or more points on Senior Day Saturday.
University debuts digital lockers for packages on Mount Vernon Campus
Officials have been working over the last month to install 108 digital lockers in West Hall allowing students to punch in a code and pick up packages anytime West Hall is open.