Faculty senators said the over $3 million in severance that the University paid four former officials between 2022 and 2023 may have been used as a tool to help administrators carry out departures.

The Hatchet has a new sex columnist on board, known as Mr. Darcy. He’s here to give the guys’ perspective from under the sheets and beyond. Names have been changed to protect the naughty. At a party ...

The University will streamline requirements for the dean’s list across campus next academic year after historically having different standards for each school. That change could make it easier or more ...

The Student Government Association and the Resident Hall Association created a housing working group late last month to address challenges students faced with securing on-campus housing for the ...

Date the University must respond to the lawsuit. A former professor is suing the University for failing to notify him of an upcoming school-wide School of Engineering and Applied Science buyout ...

A former – and potentially future – faculty member was named the executive director of the DC Police Foundation last week. Patrick Burke, a former professor in the College of Professional Studies, ...

The addition of Pelham Hall will increase the student population on GW’s Mount Vernon campus by 40 percent and will be just the second residence hall with freshmen and sophomores living together. The ...

Pulling an all-nighter to finish a paper or cram for a final exam is all too common on college campuses. In fact, many students boast about their ability to go days fueled by Red Bull, coffee and even ...

Gilbert Kombe, a global health professor and international leader in the fight against AIDS, died Nov. 6. He was 49. His wife, Karin Theophile Kombe, said the cause of death was a cerebral stroke.

This post was written by Hatchet reporters Shelby Hartman and Gabrielle Bluestone. Sixty-seven percent of students who studied abroad in the last ten years were female, according to data from the ...

Tennis balls with “HIV” printed in red letters were passed behind the backs of student athletes and D.C. middle school students, while chants of “find the ball” echoed through the Athletic Director’s ...

Zipcar users in the District may have a more expensive summer than expected, now that the car-sharing company has announced an increase in its weekend car rental rates. Zipcar users who want to rent a ...