Officials should not ask Petty to juggle more responsibilities
Petty cannot continue to be accessible and available to students while juggling a slew of tasks at once.
September 16, 2019
Volume 116, Issue 8
Stories from the September 16, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Plagued by injury, men's soccer looks to new additions for success
The Colonials were scoreless after three games but recently captured two victories against Liberty and Brown.
Teams see largest number of graduate students in five years
The 2019-20 school year features 13 graduate students across both men’s and women’s sports, up from two graduate student-athletes the previous season.
Fourteen-year-old pursues associate degree at GW
A 14-year-old freshman, Curtis Lawrence, is making history this year as one of the youngest full-time students to attend the University.
Musician sings at Foggy Bottom Metro to finance college
Cariel Coates spends more than seven hours in a day singing at the Foggy Bottom Metro station every week.
Sailing breaks into season with first-place finish
Sailors said the first competitions of the season allowed them to shake off the rust from the offseason and helped several new sailors ease into the year.
Textile Museum hires contemporary art curator
After a nearly year-long vacancy, The Textile Museum has a new curator of contemporary art.
Officials must be transparent about slow Colonials name change
Students have a right to know how officials view a contested label that is supposed to bring the community together.
Sororities should see ban as more than just a timeout
Panhel chapters should not look at the ban as a slap on the wrist or as a timeout but should use the semester to improve sorority culture.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Rolling out the strategic planning process
On this week’s episode, assistant news editor Zach Schonfeld analyzes LeBlanc’s next steps for achieving his strategic initiatives.