How to make your GWorld go the distance in your first months
From managing your money to staying full when GWorld is running low, here’s everything you need to know to spend wisely in your first semester.
August 19, 2019
Volume 116, Issue 4
Volume 116 Issue No. 4 of The GW Hatchet View a PDF version of this issue.
GW should explain its string of University of Miami hires
By filling administrative vacancies with former colleagues of LeBlanc, the University is creating a culture of nepotism and possibly passing on more qualified candidates.
What's on tap for the Colonials this fall
The Hatchet has compiled a list of who to watch, what to expect and where to find the Colonials this fall.
Walk like an upperclassman with these campus shortcuts
It’s easy to get lost among the city blocks of campus. Here are some go-to shortcuts to help you walk like an upperclassman within days.
Class of 2023 rookies to watch for this season
Take a look at some first-year players to look out for this season as they make their college debuts in sports like volleyball and men’s basketball.
Stay in the loop with these social media accounts
If you’re looking to stay up-to-date with the latest campus news, there are a few social media pages to follow before you start the next four years.
Ways to maximize your time during New Student Orientation
The incoming class should know what to look out for when they enter campus and enjoy a brand new orientation.
Chatbot to provide instant answers to technology questions
The new chatbot, MARTHA, can search informational articles, submit repair requests, answer frequently asked questions and provide instructional support.
Medical school debuts leadership-focused health sciences program
Officials in the medical school will launch a leadership-focused doctoral health sciences program beginning in fall 2020.
Fall orientation focused on including families, building connections
Incoming students will participate in a first-of-its-kind orientation focused on building connections between transfer and first-year students this week.