Sorority recruitment is damaging for women
Each woman going through recruitment is an individual who is much more than what they are wearing, their major, hometown and why they came to GW.
February 7, 2019
Stories from the February 7, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW YAF is not 'targeted' on campus
YAF lacks the evidence to support the conclusion that administrators did not properly protect its event or did not properly respond to threats.
Racist incident at Duke University should spark outrage among international students
Coming to a foreign country to live and study should not mean that international students have to involuntarily sever connections to our roots or home country.
Student group organizes first-ever rare disease awareness week
RARE GW, a student organization dedicated to rare disease awareness, is hosting the inaugural rare disease awareness month from Feb. 6 to 20.
Two-time alumna heads effort to connect with legacy alumni
Marie Treanor, a two-time alumna whose brother and father graduated from GW, was selected as the director of legacy alumni programming last semester.
Senator joins D.C. advocates in fight for statehood
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., joined a growing chorus of District advocates late last month when she launched a petition supporting D.C. statehood.
TRAiLS GW forms subgroup for students to find local outdoor activities
TRAiLS GW formed a new subgroup to connect “outdoorsy” students with one another and promote low-cost activities in the D.C. area.
Elliott School searches for students to sit on leadership panel
The Elliott School of International Affairs is encouraging students to apply to sit on a panel about leadership and ethics in April.
Women's water polo looks for leadership among young squad
Women’s water polo has its smallest roster since 2010 and does not have a senior on the team for the first time in more than 16 years.
Softball taps into championship mentality before season even begins
The Colonials finished last season with the winningest record in program history but are ready to “exceed expectations.”