Students need to advocate change on H Street before it's too late
Crossing H Street between the Marvin Center and Gelman Library is akin to playing a very dangerous version of dodgeball.
February 8, 2018
Stories from the February 8, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Student's health food company moves from local shelves to nationwide
When one student struggled to find the healthy snacks he wished would fill his pantry, he started a business to make them himself.
Sales at District House vendors drop after one year, some managers say
The managers of vendors in District House said that after an initial surge last spring when stores first opened, sales have dipped and remained stagnant.
Student loan borrowing drops at GW, mirroring nationwide trend
Experts and students said the drop is indicative of a national trend where students attending schools that offer them more generous financial aid packages.
Women's water polo expects new faces to translate to more wins
The Colonials – who begin their season this weekend – have a new head coach and a six-man freshman class looking to impact play.
Weekend outlook – Craft homemade Valentine's Day cards in a historic setting
Whether you’re in a relationship, single or “it’s complicated,” spend the weekend before Valentine’s Day preparing for Feb. 14.
Officials use national surveys to identify pitfalls of student life
Two national surveys were sent out to students last month to help officials and higher education researchers pin down the best and worst parts of the student experience.
Title IX training needs to better address cultural barriers, international students say
International students say University-run Title IX trainings don’t go far enough in helping them overcome language and cultural barriers.
GW must offer more writing-based art classes
If GW offered more GPAC courses that center around the different areas of writing for the arts, students can explore the world of art more effectively.
Women's basketball defeats George Mason, earns third straight win
The Colonials (12-11, 7-4 A-10) defeated the Patriots by four points Wednesday night behind 17 points from junior forward Kelsi Mahoney.