Crime log: Chick-fil-A sauce thrown from Amsterdam Hall window
GWPD responded to a report that Chick-fil-A ranch sauce was thrown from a sixth-floor window of Amsterdam Hall.
April 15, 2019
Volume 115, Issue 30
Stories from the April 15, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Mandatory first-year course won't solve problems for freshmen
Community can be far better built by improving the opportunities students already have than investing in a first-year course.
Students must understand the SA before they criticize it
The SA has not passed as much legislation as years past, and the organization can always do more to proactively reach out to students.
What the University won't tell you about living on the Vern
The Vern may have charms, but it also has drawbacks that incoming students should be aware of before they decide on housing.
Elise Zaidi: A fellowship of my own
Goodbyes are hard, and I’m struggling to write mine. So I guess I’ll end with this: The paper is its people. I have met some of my best friends here.
Zach Slotkin: And it was all yellow
I’m a better person because I joined The Hatchet. And I’ll forever be thankful that The Hatchet provided some yellow to my life.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Reflecting on the departing provost's tenure
On this week’s episode, The Hatchet’s news team reflects on outgoing Provost Forrest Maltzman’s tenure.
Faculty Senate reforms appointment and promotion process
The Faculty Senate passed three resolutions updating parts of the faculty code governing the appointment and promotion processes for some faculty.
GW Hillel offers free kosher lunches during Passover
GW Hillel will provide free lunches for students observing Passover in their townhouse for the first time this year.
SA senator-elects participate in legislation writing workshops
SA Sen. Amy Martin, ESIA-U and the executive vice president-elect, is hosting three workshops on legislation writing this month.