ANC settlement looks to quell neighborhood complaints about FoBoGro
Local governing commission said the agreement would lead to a better relationship between the two entities after noise and loitering complaints drove them apart.
March 1, 2018
Stories from the March 1, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
New bill would require university presidents to review employee sexual misconduct claims
A proposed bill would require the University president to review all reported sexual misconduct claims involving employees.
SA leaders solicit student feedback on academic advising concerns
The Student Association sent out a survey last week to all students asking them to disclose details about their academic advising experiences.
Public health school's seminar series explores why Americans eat excess sugar
A new University seminar series may have students rethinking their late night visits to Captain Cookie.
Greek life leaders see mixed results in first year of deferred recruitment policy
Greek leaders say that lower turnout for recruitment can be attributed to the University’s new deferred recruitment policy.
New CFO faces long-standing financial obstacles on debt, budget cuts
Mark Diaz, the new chief financial officer who will start in June, will inherit high tuition reliance, a ballooning debt and ongoing budget cuts.
Junior, long-time SA senator announces presidential campaign
The junior from Philadelphia said her platform focuses on three key issues – access, community and transparency.
Graduate student, third-year SA senator launches EVP campaign
Sen. Brady Forrest, G-at-Large and senate pro-tempore, is running on a platform focused on food insecurity and reducing GW’s carbon footprint.
Sophomore, SA senator to run for executive vice president
Ojani Walthrust, a sophomore studying Latin American and hemispheric studies, said he will strive to support minority communities at a time when they feel uncomfortable on campus.
Junior, SA vice president for public affairs launches presidential bid
Ashley Le, a junior and Vietnamese immigrant from California, said her campaign mainly focuses on strengthening the community on campus.