Federal judge denies emergency request to reinstate men's rowing varsity status
A broader lawsuit for damages and a request for documents regarding the cancellation of the team’s varsity status are still pending.
April 7, 2022
Stories from the April 7, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Former GW adjunct professor Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to Supreme Court
Jackson taught a federal sentencing seminar at GW Law during the 2011, 2012 and 2014 spring semesters.
Dante Schulz: Capturing the Video Stories of My Neighbors
From Sunday afternoon to Saturday evening, I was constantly moving 100 miles per hour to make sure that I met every deadline.
Camille DeSanto: Growing and Learning
Every week taking photo assignments, I felt more in the loop with campus happenings and more appreciative of the vibrant GWU and greater D.C. community.
Sydney Walsh: Finding a surprising appreciation
Despite graduating in the middle of strange times, I feel more prepared for what lies ahead in my career as a photographer because of my time at The Hatchet.
Dozens of GW graduate programs rank top 25 in the nation
All of GW’s graduate programs were ranked in the top 100 in the country, according to US News and World Report rankings.
Student Court to hear finance bylaw case Sunday
The Student Court will hear a case Sunday on the updated finance bylaws that allow the finance committee to sanction student organizations.
GWPD releases five years of campus barring data
The GW Police Department barred 89 individuals from campus in 2021, a 58 percent drop from the number of notices issued in 2017.
Faculty Senate preview: Senators to vote on shared governance
Faculty senators will vote on a resolution to approve a set of shared governance recommendations Friday to send to the Board of Trustees.
SBA Senate allocates roughly $18,000 to student fund
The SBA Senate voted Tuesday to donate the remainder of their academic year funds to needs like emergency food and transportation