Volleyball heads into season with focus on attacks
The Colonials (2–1) opened the season with two wins in their first three games for the first time under head coach Sarah Bernson.
September 3, 2019
Volume 116, Issue 6
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Middle East institute seeks to raise research profile
The Institute for Middle East Studies will hold its first graduate symposium this month amid its recent partnership with a Middle East studies organization.
Cost of STEM course textbooks can top hundreds of dollars
Students enrolled in STEM courses pay about $45 more for books than those in non-STEM courses, a Hatchet analysis found.
Students launch organization to empower women of color
A group of female students established the first intersectional student organization for women of color and their allies last week.
Three MFA doctors earned more than $1 million in 2018
The MFA made about $425 million in revenue and incurred about $450 million in expenses during fiscal year 2018, financial documents show.
GW debuts slew of dining options for Vern residents
Officials are discussing plans to construct a convenience store on the Vern following Safeway’s closure.
Crime log: Man assaults GWPD officer in SEH
GW Police Department officers arrested a man after he assaulted an officer in the Science and Engineering Hall.
Officials add in-residence package lockers to Shenkman
Shenkman Hall residents can now collect packages and mail without leaving the building, officials said.
Cancer biologist tapped as GW Hospital pathology head
Antonia Sepulveda will chair the medical school’s pathology department and serve as GW Hospital’s chief of pathology service and clinical laboratory director.
Floating tuition will turn away prospective low-income students
A floating tuition policy shows that the University prioritizes students who have the privilege to know what their financial situation will be each year.