Off-campus enrollment soars after online program push
Last year, 1,646 undergraduates took off-campus or online courses – a leap from the 412 students enrolled six years ago.
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.
New board game created by locals plays on legislative process
For students who can’t stay away from politics, the new board game “The Partisans” aims to satisfy your obsession with friendly competition.
Golf grooms freshmen to build on success of last season
Coming off of its first tournament victory in six years, golf returns to action with a young roster seeking to continue the success of last season.
Trustee emeritus remembered as tax policy pioneer
Sheldon Cohen, a triple alumnus, emeritus professor and chair emeritus of the Board of Trustees, died Tuesday at 91.
'Getting to the Bottom of It:' Analyzing alumni giving rates
Listen to The Hatchet’s news team discuss the partisan makeup of the Student Association and how GW’s alumni donations compare to other universities.
Liberos from the same high school use familiarity to power defense
Welch and Bowman attended the same high school and played for the same club before taking the court as Colonials.
Students organize gun control rally for Las Vegas shooting anniversary
Six students will lead a rally for gun reform later this month as the nation approaches the one-year anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
Start up workshops aim to recruit competitors for innovation contest
The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship is introducing two new events to boost interest in an annual startup business competition.
GW's alumni giving rate clocks in as lowest among peers
At 8.8 percent, GW’s alumni giving rate – the percent of alumni who give back to their alma mater – is the lowest of its peers.
Some conservatives feel unwelcome in the Student Association
Conservative students said they often are uninvolved with the SA because they feel their opinions won’t be valued in a largely liberal body.