College Headlines

Quidditch flies at GW

The GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

2 days ago by Andrea Vittorio
Hatchet Staff Writer

For all the hidden Harry Potter fans across campus, the time has come to step out of the broom closet.

Schools confirm speakers for graduation ceremonies

The GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

1 day ago by Priya Anand
Hatchet Staff Writer

An assistant secretary for the U.S. Department of State, a leading news executive, a Princeton University dean, and a top GW benefactor have been confirmed as graduation speakers for this year's Commencement Weekend.

Evan Schwartz: Confessions of a binge drinker

The GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

1 day ago by Evan Schwartz
Columnist

Picture this: a college-aged girl, after way too many drinks, hanging her head in a toilet. The slogan: "Best night of my life."

Alice's suffers growing pains

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

3 days ago by Aaron Dorman

It has been almost seven months since Alice's Restaurant first opened, and although changes have been ongoing, for many students, that has been enough time to define the character of the restaurant. And although many students at Goucher love the food and overall experience, still more have identified common issues where Alice's Restaurant is lacking and could stand to be improved.

Fix the Goucher pianos

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

1 day ago by Aaron Dorman

Do you hear that awful, screeching sound, like someone just shot a bunch of deer in the Goucher woodlands? It's probably me, or someone else, trying to bang out a tune on one of the public pianos littered around Goucher. But you must excuse the noise. For it would not matter if Glenn Gould himself was playing those pianos: it is becoming more and more of an impossibility to produce beautiful music out of those formerly pristine instruments.

Editorial: Journalism at Goucher College

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

2 days ago

Journalism is a profession in which technical skill and an immaculate eye are vital. The Quindecim, as the lone source of student journalism on campus, both laments the lack and suggests the implementation of a formal academic journalism concentration.

Given that, our president, Sanford J.

Undergrad arrested for domestic assault

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, MD

5 days ago by Cydney Weiner

The recent assault raises questions about University's domestic violence incidents and policies

The Last Station muses love, loss and Tolstoy

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, MD

4 days ago by Erica Hellerstein

Leo Tolstoy, the vastly influential author of one of the world's most tragically beloved love stories, lived a poetically jagged love story of his own. The tumultuous trials and errors of Tolstoy's family, love and professional life drive the plot of the dramatic film The Last Station, produced by Michael Hoffman and adapted from Jay Parini's 1990 novel.

Hopkins Mock Trial team emerges as a top regional competitor

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, MD

5 days ago by Rian Dawson

Within the course of a year, the Hopkins mock trial team went from being one of the worst performing teams in the country to one of the best, despite less-than-ideal circumstances, including a lack of university support and funding.

George Mason Inn of Court Gives Presentation on Body Language

The Docket, George Mason, VA

5 days ago by Richard Cheng & Katherine McCormack

As an attorney, you have just spent weeks researching and preparing your oral argument for a jury trial. Before you even utter a word in the courtroom, however, you may have already won or lost your case. How?

At the most recent Inn of Court dinner and CLE presentation addressing this issue, student members Monica Barsoum (3D), Anissa Reynolds (3D), and Tim Silvester (3D) presented "Body Language and Telling Appearances of the Witness or Client," followed by a panel comprising the Honorable Liam O'Grady of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Aaron S.