Crime log: Student observes ‘obscene acts’ in law school
A student reported to GWPD that an unknown male was engaging in “obscene” acts on the second floor of the law school.
September 10, 2018
Volume 115, Issue 7
Stories from the September 10, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
University must find a qualified, permanent leader for Colonial Health Center
Student health is something that GW must always prioritize, and this vacancy filled by interim administrators shows an alarming lack of concern from officials.
Proposed federal sexual misconduct policies will hurt students
GW can better support survivors by holding itself to a higher standard than the new Trump administration policy.
Universities should support Pell Grants for incarcerated people
Support from more well-known universities including GW will be critical to generate support for renewing second-chance Pell Grants.
SA nearly hits student goal in printing campaign
Students leaders do not know if they hit their 1 million-page target because faculty never reported the number of pages they saved.
LeBlanc's first address to freshmen: Be smart on social media
University President Thomas LeBlanc said he will speak often this year about the dangers of social media after a spring semester full of online controversy.
Sustainability office to revamp minor, research air travel cutback
The sustainability office is trying to involve more students, faculty and staff in eco-friendly projects over the next year.
Alumna blends Indian songs with Top 40 pop on popular YouTube channel
Alumna Vidya Iyer started a music career making YouTube videos and original tunes with Bollywood dance numbers, pop melodies and bilingual lyrics.
Student stars in TV pilot about teens dealing with rare diseases
Shooting 12-hour workdays on a television set and running a charity can be a draining ordeal, especially for a student living with a chronic illness.
Men's water polo freshmen bring speed to the pool
Seven freshmen make up the first recruiting class under head coach Barry King and secured 36 percent of the team’s goals.