CCAS integrates career development focus in courses across fields
Officials piloted six courses focused on career development in subjects like biology, geography, psychology and music this academic year.
April 19, 2018
Stories from the April 19, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Instead of paying small fines, GW should allow students to donate to food pantry
Across the country, universities have changed their policies on paying administrative fines through food donations. GW should follow their lead.
New play tells stories of Metro red line riders
The play takes place on one red line train, while the characters come and go through scenes after riding for a few stops each.
Some vendors resist discounted meal program despite administrative push
Officials said they have repeatedly reached out to vendors and encouraged them to sign on – but the effort has been largely unsuccessful.
Metro to offer mobile payment, service information with new app
WMATA is currently developing a Metro app that will offer users mobile payment options and real-time service information.
SA leaders left in the dark about security plans for contentious senate meeting
SA leaders discovered after they canceled a contentious senate meeting that security detail had actually been put in place for the event.
Top administrators form group to improve institutional culture
Six administrators convened for the first time earlier this month with two goals: to define what institutional culture at GW is and identify ways to improve it.
Students clean up campus to celebrate Earth Week
Dozens of student volunteers cleaned up litter they found around campus as part of the Office of Sustainability’s Campus Cleanup event Wednesday.