Love, The Hatchet: Texting your ex in quarantine
While I tried to clear out my childhood belongings, I found my ex’s juul. What would Marie Kondo have to say about that?
March 30, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the March 30, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GWPD's body-worn cameras will boost accountability, experts say
Experts said officials’ move to add body cameras to police officers and conduct trainings will hold officers accountable for inappropriate actions.
Students must pay attention to the SA during a crisis
Students can and should vote virtually on April 8 and 9 to ensure the right people continue to lead through the ongoing crisis.
Recap: COVID-19's dramatic effect on campus, the District
GW’s campus has cleared out, with students moving out of residence halls and employees working remotely.
Law school adopts mandatory Credit/No Credit policy amid pandemic
GW Law School interim Dean Chris Bracey sent an email to students Friday stating that all courses will graded on a Credit/No Credit basis this semester.
What the University can learn from its response to COVID-19
Shutting down school was the right decision. But administrators can learn from gaps in communication throughout the pandemic.
Petition for partial tuition refund receives more than 1,200 signatures
Freshman Ruby Samim launched a petition Friday calling on officials to refund half of tuition as students begin taking online classes this semester.
Note-sharing tool improves communication in advising offices
A note-sharing tool used in most schools’ advising offices has helped advisers keep track of their discussions with students, officials say.
Petition to let students self-pack garners more than 1,100 signees
The petition was started minutes after officials announced that a professional moving company would pack and store students’ belongings until the fall.