Students form student organization dedicated to Russian affairs
The Organization of Russian Affairs aims to help students change their perception of Russian political affairs.
October 7, 2019
Volume 116, Issue 11
Volume 116, Issue 11 of The GW Hatchet View a PDF version of this issue.
Open Streets DC closes off Georgia Avenue to promote street safety
The District Department of Transportation closed off three miles of Georgia Avenue NW Saturday for the inaugural Open Streets DC. Guest speakers included D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Jeff Marootian of DDOT.
Improving GET app will help freshmen adapt to the meal plan
Officials should reconstruct this app to include updated information and categories of different GWorld vendors.
Crime log: Person attempts to break into Smith Hall of Art
A man broke into the Smith Hall of Art with a crowbar or pry bar but did not steal or damage anything inside.
University Honors Program should accept AP science credits
Officials should not expect honors students to spend college rehashing material learned in junior or senior year of high school.
Swimming and diving squads find motivation from past successes
Men’s and women’s swimming and diving looked to carry momentum from last season into their first fall performances.
Growing STEM should not come at the cost of humanities programs
GW is defined by its connection to liberal arts, and officials should explain how humanities will be affected by a drastic shift in academic focus.
Sophomore golfer leads charge in first tournaments of fall slate
The sophomore tops the team with a 72.17 scoring average, an increase from last season’s 75.57 average.
Freshman hopes to raise money for LGBTQ homeless through drag shows
Gonzalez said he wants to increase awareness for drag by performing around the District and planning a drag show on campus.
Women’s soccer dominates A-10 play through first four games
The Colonials notched six straight wins on the season and recorded one loss, giving them their best start to the season since 2003.