Nursing school partners with outside groups for research projects
The School of Nursing is encouraging its faculty to pursue collaborative research projects with outside organizations.
November 12, 2018
Volume 115, Issue 15
Stories from the November 12, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
D.C. increases cap, reduces speed limit on dockless scooters, bikes
The District Department of Transportation released new rules last week increasing the city’s dockless vehicle cap from 400 to 600.
SA leader proposes adding 21 holidays to religious exemption calendar
The SA’s vice president for interfaith submitted two proposals to SA leaders Monday to update the University’s religious exemption calendar.
Public health, medical schools collaborate on more than 40 projects
GW’s medical and public health schools have the highest number of collaborations compared to all other schools within the University.
Officials to review discrimination, harassment policies
Officials are working to add more specific language to the University’s discrimination and harassment policies.
Public health school hits five-year high for donations
The Milken Institute School of Public Health received more than $6 million in gifts and pledges in 2018 – the highest amount in at least the past five years.
'Getting to the Bottom of It:' Reviewing discrimination, harassment policies
On this week’s podcast, two news editors update us on GW’s discrimination and harassment policies and alumni donation goals.
IT division isn't jarred by nationwide budget concerns, officials say
Officials said the IT division has utilized some cost-cutting measures but has retained employees as IT offices nationwide struggle with shrinking budgets.
Rebounding, perimeter defense plague men's basketball to start season
The Colonials have been out-rebounded in all three of their matchups this season while allowing opponents to average 9.5 three-point shots per game.
Administrators must follow through in providing complete syllabus bank
Students pay for every course, and a good syllabus can help them make an informed decision on how to spend their tuition dollars.