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Controlled Blasting Begins at Science and Engineering Hall Site
As part of the excavation required for construction of the Science and Engineering Hall, once-daily controlled blasting activities are planned for weekdays beginning today, and will continue for...
GW Research Team Examines Gender Equality in New Report
A new report on gender equality in employment in the United States and Switzerland reveals women in both countries still face a lot of workplace challenges.
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With Finals Approaching, ‘Chalk-In’ Draws Crowd
Chalk in hand, George Washington students took to H Street on Tuesday, turning their pent-up stress into artistic masterpieces on a canvas of city street cement.
Hundreds of students...
Trustee David Nadler Commits $1 Million to Elliott School
George Washington University Board of Trustees member David Nadler, B.A. ’70, has pledged $1 million to the Elliott School of International Affairs. The gift creates the Nadler Endowment in...
GW Honors Scholarship and Fellowship Donors
More than 150 George Washington University students had the opportunity to personally thank the donors that helped make their education possible at the GW Power & Promise Celebration of...
The Hatchet’s April 19 story, “University prepares for tuition slowdown,” erroneously stated that the university is anticipating a plateau in tuition revenue. In fact, the university is...
Festival Celebrates Yiddish Author
GW’s Program in Judaic Studies, the Department of English and Department of Theatre and Dance will host a two-day Sholem Aleichem Fest Tuesday and Wednesday in honor of the famous Yiddish author...
By Magdalena Stuehrmann, Class of 2015
On Saturday members of the student organization Green GW transformed recyclable and reusable materials—including trash bags and coffee filters—into...
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to Students: Get Involved
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., last Thursday encouraged George Washington University students to get involved in issues that are important to them, and ones that will make the world a...
Secretary LaHood Talks Cell Phones, Light Rail, Cooperation
In a wide-ranging town-hall style discussion in GW’s Jack Morton Auditorium, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood touched on bipartisanship in the White House and Congress, Americans’...
