October 14, 2019 Issue of The GW Hatchet

Expanding STEM would put GW ahead of its D.C. peers

By Semon Makar Zekry October 13, 2019

We may think we need diplomats and politicians to save the day, but we also need an adequate number of scientists and engineers.

By Kateryna Stepanenko October 13, 2019

An unknown man forcibly robbed a male student of money in the Marvin Center and fled the scene Oct. 5.

By Andrew Sugrue October 13, 2019

YAF’s decision to elevate and amplify the voice of Knowles both condones his intolerant rhetoric and damages the prospect of actual debate.

By Shannon Mallard October 13, 2019

Students with chronic illnesses said their symptoms sometimes hinders their ability to attend class and maintain a social life.

By Shannon Mallard and Tiffany Garcia October 13, 2019

The Disabled Students Collective is working to institute quiet spaces at career events and broaden communications accessibility at GW.

By Dylan Sapienza and Lizzie Mintz October 13, 2019

The Surfrider Club is a chapter of the Surfrider Foundation, a national nonprofit environmental organization.

By Shannon Mallard and Uzma Rentia October 13, 2019

Andrew Barr, an assistant professor of anthropology, co-authored a report detailing the effects of large animal extinctions on ecosystems.

By Makena Roberts October 13, 2019

GW is one of 18 universities across the United States backing the continuation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

By Shreya Satagopan October 13, 2019

The GW Fashion Club is hosting a fashion show with HBO later this month featuring outfits inspired by characters in the show “Euphoria.”

By Alec Rich and Jared Gans October 13, 2019

Former and current colleagues of Brian Blake, the next provost, said he will bring more than 20 years of experience and a “data-driven” focus to GW.