Student organizations endorse 2019 SA candidates
The Hatchet is tracking student organizations’ picks for Student Association president and executive vice president.
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SA candidates tackle community, affordability at annual debate
Roughly 75 students gathered in the Marvin Center Amphitheater Wednesday for an annual debate among Student Association candidates.
SMPA launches political communication ethics project
A new project in the School of Media and Public Affairs will ask political communication students to consider the ethics of their field.
D.C. Council reprimands Jack Evans for business deal scandal
The D.C. Council unanimously voted Tuesday to reprimand Councilmember Jack Evans, who is currently under federal investigation.
Officials quietly institute interim GWPD chief
Darrell Darnell, the leader of the GW Police Department, has at least temporarily exited his position, a University spokeswoman confirmed.
Experts talk origin of, outlook for consumer safety regulation
Experts in consumer product safety discussed the importance of consumer safety regulations at the law school last week.
Homeland security secretary delivers annual address at GW
Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen detailed the state of cyber and border security in an address at Jack Morton Auditorium Monday.
SA Senate demands mandatory Title IX training for student leaders
The SA Senate approved a resolution Monday urging the CSE to require all student organizations to undergo Title IX training.
Students, officials gather to reflect on New Zealand mosque attacks
About 50 people gathered in Kogan Plaza Monday to grieve and heal following a mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques last week.
LeBlanc offers support after New Zealand terrorist attacks
University President Thomas LeBlanc condemned Islamophobia and offered support to those affected by two terrorist attacks at New Zealand mosques.