New Elliott School degree will help expand career opportunities for students
The Elliott School’s new major offers a chance for students to explore more than one type of study and become well-rounded students.
February 14, 2019
Stories from the February 14, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Faculty Senate clarifies promotion procedures
The Faculty Senate passed two resolutions Friday clarifying language about faculty promotion processes.
IFC recruitment participation rises while Panhel numbers dip
The number of women participating in sorority recruitment this spring fell slightly, while fraternities saw a greater number of participants this year.
Men's basketball struggles to defend under the rim
Opponents have been outrebounding the Colonials by an average of 10.0 rebounds per game in the last three contests.
Business school hiring consultant to help foreign students find work
Officials at the School of Business are hiring a new consultant who will help international students find jobs after graduation.
Medical school searches for five fundraising officers
The development and fundraising department of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences is looking to fill five open positions.
GW among the District's highest property taxpayers
The University pays the 10th-highest amount of property taxes to the District, according to an annual D.C. finance report.
George Washington was never a 'Colonial'
We are long overdue to show the institutional courage to at least study GW’s nickname and possible alternatives in an official way.
Lacrosse gears up to reverse outcome of conference play last season
Head coach Tracy Coyne said the team’s “bitterly disappointing” conference slate last season has motivated the Colonials to step up this year.
Officials enlist Disney Institute again to help improve staff culture
The University is extending its partnership with the Disney Institute as the service helps administrators improve institutional culture.