Dance student incorporates GoPro cameras in her senior thesis
Senior dance major Linda Ryan is using GoPro cameras in her honors thesis to explore the relationship between physical and virtual spaces.
April 16, 2018
Volume 114, Issue 29
Stories from the April 16, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Crime log: Teen visiting GW assaulted female student
University Police Department officers arrested a teenage male visiting the University after he assaulted a female student.
Faculty tout new business school dean's experience in fundraising
Faculty who have worked with Mehrotra said he is an experienced leader who focused on fundraising and retention during his tenure.
Student engineers build off-road vehicle from scratch for competition
A group of 15 students from the School of Engineering and Applied Science has worked since August to craft an off-road vehicle for an international competition.
GW's problematic mascot should be changed to the hippo
As GW comes to terms with its past and enters a new presidential era, it’s time to change the Colonial to the unofficial mascot, the Hippo.
Use dockless bike share program to pedal around the District
The DMV boasts more than 40 miles of bike lanes and 8,000 miles of trails, making it the ideal area for planning a pedaled escape.
Sailing hosts five teams for program's first-ever women's regatta
Members of the team said the event was a sign of the program’s growth since becoming a varsity sport six years ago.
Mandatory insurance will improve student health care on campus
Mandating a waiver for health insurance will make health care more affordable for students and bring GW in line with a practice that is standard in higher education.
Softball unable to maintain consistent play despite recent wins
The Colonials are on their way to breaking a program-best record in a single season but have struggled to pitch, hit and defend all at once.
UPD overhaul needs to spur a wave of transparency
With this new shift of organization in the police department, a new wave of transparency must start to foster a connection between students and UPD.