Summer online classes should better accommodate working students
Professors need to be conscious of students’ other obligations during the summer and allow students more flexibility in their class deadlines.
August 26, 2019
Volume 116, Issue 5
Stories from the August 26, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
The Hatchet’s 2019 Welcome Back Guide
The Hatchet’s Welcome Back Guide has everything you need to know for a smooth transition back into the semester.
Offseason highlights from the Colonials this summer
Here are the top signings, releases and other developments across GW sports that you may have missed this summer.
How to nail down an internship this fall
If you’re trying to get a leg up in your field of interest, here are some tips on how to nab an internship this fall.
Storage items that will maximize your space in closed quarters
Storage hacks like closet organizers or ottomans that can be used as storage will help you stay organized as you enter the new school year
Clothing basics to transition you into school attire
Anchor your closet with a few thoughtfully chosen staples to help transition from summer to fall.
Get your academics off on the right foot with these planning tips
Don’t wait until homework piles up to seriously focus on classes. Follow these tips to stay organized and prepared for your first week.
Vogel aims to strengthen relationships in second year
Heading into year No. 2, Vogel said she developed a system to become a more accessible administrator and plans to roll out several Smith Center enhancements.
LeBlanc's idea to cut undergraduate enrollment deserves our attention
Decreasing the student population by 20 percent and growing STEM on campus could have unintended negative outcomes.
Read up on the top headlines of summer
Take a look at some of the biggest stories from the summer before beginning the academic year.