SMPA partners with Polish news network to research journalistic standards
A major Polish television network is partnering with the School of Media and Public Affairs to research “newsroom standards and procedures.”
February 5, 2018
Volume 114, Issue 21
Stories from the February 5, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Diversity conversation spotlights strained race relations in classroom
Officials say they are reviewing general policies around discrimination and faculty diversity training amid an ongoing conversation about the black student experience at GW.
A guide to D.C.'s most overrated restaurants
Some of the most popular restaurants in the District don’t always hit the spot, and these over-hyped eateries might trick you into a meal you should’ve avoided.
U Street's newest addition has the District drinking in another era
If you’re looking for a laid-back drink with some prohibition flair, U Street’s newest late-night spot will transport you to the Lost Generation.
Students have different learning styles and professors must accommodate
Professors need to communicate with students and evaluate the best method for them to effectively learn.
Officials warn faculty to expect absences amid flu epidemic
The Colonial Health Center has so far seen double the number of flu cases this year as compared to last year.
Mazzulla’s role heightens in search for victories
Men’s basketball has relied more on freshman guard Justin Mazzulla as the season has progressed, despite his lack of scoring.
SA leaders form new agenda after University-wide focus on student experience
The SA’s president and vice president are calling for reforms to campus dining, the student health center and academic services.
Professors need to leave more room for disagreement in class discussion
Professors often leave little room for students’ disagreements, but they should be giving students more freedom to dissent.
Stock market leads to endowment growth, but GW lags behind peers
GW’s endowment growth was slower than more than two-thirds of its peer schools, according to a new report.