GW must ensure student experience improves with consolidation and new dean
It’s up to GW to prove consolidation of the student affairs and enrollment, management and retention divisions is a step in the right direction.
January 29, 2018
Volume 114, Issue 20
Stories from the January 29, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Departments should standardize introductory courses to be fair to all students
Academic departments at GW need to make the move to standardize all sections of the same courses so students can all leave with the same knowledge and understanding.
Consent isn't always verbal and sexual assault prevention training needs to address that
Although verbal consent is vital, we should be past the point of needing to only teach people that “no means no.”
Women dominate stages in local festival celebrating their work
As women’s empowerment continues to dominate national conversation, women are taking over stages in a festival exclusively featuring female playwrights.
From viral hashtag to social movement, GSPM researchers track #MeToo
Researchers from the Graduate School of Political Management have examined the social impact of trending sexual harassment hashtags.
Student veterans lobby for priority status in registering for classes
Former service members said priority registration would allow them to complete their education sooner.
Food truck boom poses safety concerns, community leaders say
Food trucks are causing overcrowding and traffic problems in prime business spots in Foggy Bottom, according to members of a local governing group.
GW Catholics displaced after cold weather damages townhouse
The maintenance issues caused significant damage to the townhouse, requiring extensive renovations, group members said.
Women's squash looks to freshman to lead roster
Zoe Foo Yuk Han has taken her international squash experience to Foggy Bottom – leading the women’s squash team as a freshman.
Snapshot – Viewing party at Renwick Gallery
Guests walk up the Renwick Gallery stairs for a viewing party showcasing “Murder Is Her Hobby” and “The Final Stop” exhibitions.