Crime log: Spouse of staff member carjacked by male suspect
An armed male subject carjacked the spouse of a staff member. Metropolitan Police Department officers later recovered the vehicle in Northeast.
September 27, 2021
Volume 118, Issue 10
Stories from the September 27, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
SafeRide expansion exemplifies effective collaboration between SA and officials
As a result of the SA’s constructive engagement with administrators, more students will have a way to get back home if they feel unsafe.
GW should have been prepared for the surge in COVID tests
It’s imperative that officials take every measure possible to ensure community members have adequate testing.
SA finance committee should be more transparent
Failing to release meeting minutes hurts student trust, but also denies the committee the chance to showcase the good work it is doing.
GW Law launches strategic planning process with Deloitte
The law school selected Deloitte to help administrators gauge faculty and other community stakeholders’ concerns to craft recommendations.
SA textbook exchange program to alleviate costs: students
Students said a centralized location for used and online textbooks could alleviate yearly expenses as the SA kickstarts its online textbook exchange program.
Officials to hold internal diversity review instead of external audit
Administrators said they will prioritize internal feedback from GW community members before soliciting recommendations from external firms.
Communication needed to convey FAFSA changes: experts
After Congress expanded eligibility for FAFSA last June, experts said officials should work to prevent confusion over the implementation of the changes.
Men’s and women’s cross country notch record-setting season starts
Both the men’s and women’s squads became the first teams in program history to win the first two meets of a season.
Men’s water polo graduate student prepares for last season of career
After a disjointed water polo season last year, graduate student utility player Andras Levai looks to make the most of his final season with the Colonials.