Columbian College considers Arabic major, minor
The Columbian College of Arts and Sciences will make a preliminary decision May 1 on whether it will create an Arabic major and minor.
GW steps up teacher training
Starting this fall, the University will offer its 500 graduate teaching assistants, many of whom will seek careers as professors, a chance to pick up classroom tips. The program will initially target about 20 graduate teaching assistants.
Professor plans redesign of Washington Circle
A local professor wants people to walk through Washington Circle, not around it, by turning the unkempt park into a visual icon.
After revamp, J Street rethinks image
The often-criticized dining hub is seeking feedback from student leaders to redefine its brand, after one of the largest overhauls in the venue’s history last summer failed to increase sales.
Staff Editorial: A well-deserved memorial
Taylor Hubbard, Benjamin Gupta, Jennifer Gonzalez Perdomo and Ismail Ginwala would have graduated May 20, but there is still a chance to honor their memories at Commencement.
Patrick Rochelle: A reason to increase the Student Association fee
The number of student organizations on campus has skyrocketed.
Baseball swept over three-game stand by 49ers
In the final three-game series of its 10-game home stand, GW was swept for the second straight time in A-10 play.
Women's lacrosse falls in Atlantic 10 semifinals
The Colonials took the field against top-ranked Massachusetts Friday in the semifinals of the Atlantic 10 tournament and saw the Minutewomen explode immediately on a 5-0 scoring run.
Iranian-French author shares culture
Marjane Satrapi brought her range of experiences to the stage Friday to discuss her life as a best-selling author.
Honoring a hero at GW
Pushpa Basnet could not get the image of a young girl smiling, reaching out to her from behind a jail cell’s bars out of her mind.
Lyndsey Wajert: Eternally grateful for an audience
What I’ve loved about my time at The Hatchet is that in my four years at GW the paper has given me a voice.
Lauren French: If only these walls could talk
Everything I love about The Hatchet hangs on its walls. The yellowing pages from my first issues as editor in chief are slowly crinkling.
Michelle Rattinger: Staying focused
I know nothing will keep me away from the photo nook that has been my home for four years now.
Anchor Bowl 2012
Fraternities faced off in football games in Delta Gamma’s annual philanthropy event.
American Sign Language Club
Leaders of the GW ASL Club are working to boost the group’s presence.
DanceWorks
MainStage dancers performed at Lisner Auditorium during their springtime show.
