How to deal with different types of parents during college transition
While you may think you have communication with your parents figured out, the dynamic is susceptible to major changes as you head off to college.
June 11, 2018
Volume 115, Issue 4
Stories from the June 11, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Restaurants with regional cuisines to cure homesickness
From Southern comfort food to companies replicating bagels with a tri-state finesse, you’ll find a strong replacement.
Freshman-only courses to enrich your first semester schedule
During your first year on campus, students can take advantage of the subject-focused and intimate setting that GW’s freshman-only courses provide.
Local officials, students applaud D.C. Council helipad approval
Officials and community members lauded the D.C. Council’s approval of a helipad atop the GW Hospital last week.
Keep an open mind during your college career
While I didn’t know this coming into GW, incoming freshmen should embrace all opportunities with an open mind.
Officials to develop online accessibility plan after federal probe
Following the closure of a federal investigation into GW’s website accessibility, officials will develop strategies to detect inaccessible online content.
Four residence halls close to receive upgrades this summer
The University is upgrading four residence halls this summer after students complained about the halls’ outdated furniture and facilities.
Q&A: Demko talks expectations ahead of her inaugural season
Demko brings 15 years of coaching experience to GW and played professionally in the United States and Germany.
Donations to sustainable move-out program hit record high
Students leaving their residence halls dropped off more than 50,000 pounds of donations last month for Green Move-Out.
Four employees pocket more than $1 million paycheck
For the first time since 2012, four University employees brought home at least $1 million in 2016, according to tax documents.