Development office staffer dies suddenly at 37
Natalie Larmon, who served as a senior prospect analyst in the development office for more than two years, died unexpectedly on Oct. 31. She was 37.
November 15, 2018
Stories from the November 15, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Men's tennis head coach tackles mid-season hiring
The Colonials only had one week to practice with new head coach Rob Castille before they competed in their final tournament of the fall season.
New mural honors local Native American group in the Flagg Building
The spray-painted mural wraps around a majority of the basement walls and showcases the history of the local Piscataway tribe.
Women's basketball struggles to hold strong offense in opening games
The Colonials have picked up 46 points in the paint this season, but have only made seven threes compared to 18 through this time last season.
GW Hillel launches program to involve young alumni in engaging students
GW Hillel launched a new initiative last week encouraging recent alumni to sponsor coffee dates between staff members and students.
GW should alter the Vern Express schedule to be more sustainable
All students are required to travel to the Vern and GW should provide a means of transportation that is clean, sustainable and efficient.
Students demand apology after GWPD allegedly disrupts class
Students are asking the University to apologize after GWPD officers allegedly escorted their professor out of class after a scheduling conflict last week.
Disney survey demoralizes, glosses over faculty members' concerns
In side-stepping the principle of shared governance, outsourcing reflects one of the biggest problems with the culture of work at this University.
Claim your seat at the adults table this Thanksgiving
While you’re packing clothes and textbooks for Thanksgiving, take the time to remember that you’re not coming home as a kid, but as an adult.
Maryland holds women's basketball to its lowest point total in 42 years
The Colonials were held to their lowest scoring game since GW’s 51–25 loss to Howard on Jan. 27, 1976.