Squash programs adopt different mentalities ahead of season
The men are aiming to continue their upward trajectory, and the women are embracing a new year with new players and without injury.
November 7, 2019
Stories from the November 7, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Feminist Student Union urges students to reject Panhel, IFC recruitment
FSU leaders said they want students to be made aware of the history of “white Greek life” before deciding to go through rush or recruitment.
Weekend Outlook – Ring in the holiday season at a Christmas market
Excite your taste buds at the Food History weekend event, then continue your food tour at the Czech Christmas Market with a variety of other vendors.
Dish of the week: The Well Dressed Burrito's burritos
Dubbed the “burrito place in the alley” to locals, the restaurant at 1220 19th St. NW lives up to the true definition of a hole-in-the-wall.
Women's cross country nabs highest A-10 Championship finish in program history
Senior Suzanne Dannheim nabbed second overall, while junior Margaret Coogan placed fifth and sophomore Mariah Moro placed 14th.
Preventing mold is more important than painting over it
The University should invest in moisture detectors to determine potential instances of mold before it jeopardizes a student’s physical health.
Marvin Center piano is a nuisance and should be removed
When a tune starts to emerge from the piano, you can almost hear the collective groan of the students who are just trying to do work.
Thousands use GW Libraries' social media archive
The Social Feed Manager, created by officials in 2013, has supported more than 300 GW community members’ research projects since its launch.
Public health majors double in past year
The number of undergraduates majoring in public health has doubled in the last year, according to enrollment data.
Enrollment falls for first time in six years amid planned cut
Undergraduate and graduate enrollment fell slightly this year amid increases in diversity and the number of non-degree seeking students.