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- Sep 28, 2026
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Pre-professional fraternities report rising interest, cite competitive job market (opens the original)
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Pre-professional fraternity leaders said student interest has grown over the last few years, a growth they attributed to an increasingly competitive national job market. Members of pre-professional fraternities across a range of industries said they’ve noticed rising interest in rushing, saying students, especially first-years, are seeking help finding internships amid competitive graduate school admissions and a lagging job market — as employers predict 2026 will be one of the worst job markets
Protesters rally at Capitol, rebuking Trump’s attempts to restrict mail-in voting (opens the original)
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Over 100 demonstrators flocked to the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday in protest of what they called the federal government’s voter suppression efforts on annual National Voter Registration Day. The protest, organized by Popular Democracy — a nonprofit organization that spans 32 states, Puerto Rico and D.C. advocating for progressive policies and a “representative, multiracial” government — kicked off around noon with a slate of speakers including Democratic members of Congress and progressive activists
New student group aims to cultivate friendships across generations (opens the original)
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Students established a GW chapter of a national group that seeks to foster intergenerational relationships through pairing students with older adults. Perfect Pair is a national organization that facilitates conversations and activities between college students and older adults who share similar interests, personalities and backgrounds, aiming to combat loneliness among elders and improve wellbeing among all of its participants. Members of the GW chapter, which formed last spring, said they join
One year later, students split on how Charlie Kirk’s assassination impacted campus political discourse (opens the original)
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A year after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination united students in denouncing political violence, some students say his death facilitated rising acceptance of conservatism on campus and increased civility, while others say it degraded campus discourse and boosted partisan divides. The fatal shooting of Kirk — who founded Turning Point USA, a nonprofit organization that promotes right-leaning political values on high school and college campuses — at Utah Valley University last Sep
Former Greek life director returns to role after eight years (opens the original)
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GW’s former director of fraternity and sorority life returned to the position this fall after an eight-year hiatus from the University. Officials in the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life announced in an email to the FSL community, obtained by The Hatchet, that Christina Witkowicki is now serving as the new director of student engagement for FSL and student organizations. Witkowicki served as assistant director of Greek life from 2010 to 2013 and director of student involvement and Greek lif
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