Former SA diversity, inclusion VP joins race for president
A fourth candidate for SA president is running on a platform to provide additional financial relief opportunities and community-wide events.
Tracking COVID-19 on campus, across D.C.
Keep up on the most recent GW and Foggy Bottom news related to COVID-19 here.
COVID-19 tests and positive cases at GW, across D.C.
The Hatchet is tracking the number of COVID-19 tests and positive cases in the GW neighborhood and across D.C. every week.
Medical experts encourage COVID-19 vaccines
A panel of medical experts addressed common questions and misconceptions about the safety of new COVID-19 vaccines Tuesday.
Campus will begin phased reopening this summer
Officials said summer courses will still largely be taught online, but classes that require in-person instruction or research will take place on campus.
Officials accept nearly $14 million from stimulus package
The federal stimulus package allocated about $21.2 billion to colleges and universities based on an extensive funding formula.
Weekend Outlook – Volunteer at a rooftop garden
Start your weekend off celebrating Women’s History Month, then enjoy a bonfire with friends and finish with a class on urban farming.
Instagrammable picnic spots around D.C.
We may have just gotten some snow, but the upcoming warm weather calls for picnics and more time outside.
Men’s basketball nudges past Fordham to advance to second round of A-10 tournament
The 53–49 win was the first A-10 tournament victory for head coach Jamion Christian at GW and every student-athlete on the roster.
Men's basketball readies for tournament after shortened season
After facing a 35-day pause, an ever-changing roster and 10 canceled games, Christian said his team “earned the right” to finish strong.
Chinatown community leaders talk preserving cultural identity of neighborhood
Chinatown’s population boomed to more than 1,500 residents of Chinese heritage between 1930 and 1950, but that number dropped to just more than 300 residents this year. The area has a long history – by the late 1800s, the Chinese population began to grow in the District. But it wasn’t until Federal Triangle was developed in the […]
In the spotlight: Skye Blanks
We talked with the president of First Gen United, Skye Blanks. Blanks was nominated for his work connecting first generation students during remote instruction.
In the spotlight: Juliette Ghaffari and Cyrena Kokolis
For the second installment of The Hatchet’s Spring Spotlight, we talked with GW Pitches’ music directors Juliette Ghaffari and Cyrena Kokolis.
Photos: Inauguration Day across the District
Massive road closures and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic forced people to observe President Joe Biden’s inauguration from afar this year.
Meet the Class of 2024
Many students have yet to meet them in person, but here’s a glimpse of some of the University’s freshmen class.