AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
D.C. FEMS spokesperson Vito Maggiolo said one car appeared to catch fire before the flames spread to the other two vehicles at the scene, which smelled of gasoline.
Videographers Erika Filter and Maximus Kanda travel to the Downtown Holiday Market and the Park View Market, which are open through the end of December.
With loads of holiday food, festivities and travel comes lots of waste, but don’t neglect the environment this holiday season.
GW has lacked a permanent IT leader since the former chief information officer stepped down last September.
Alumni included in the 2022 class were recognized for their work in consumer technology, entertainment, finance, marketing, media and sports.
Student leaders have alleged the University’s response to Title IX violations failed to protect sexual assault survivors, pressuring officials for reforms.
Faculty assign readings and encourage discussion about Rittenhouse and Arbery’s murderers trials after court ruling.
The leaders of the project said they hope students will form a tighter bond with the neighborhood and efforts of preservation of a centuries-long history
The Hatchet pushed me out of my comfort zone and gave me the chance to hear from the community as I explored a medium I had no prior experience with.
While my college years have sustained some bumps and bruises here and there – two breakups, a global pandemic that forced us all to abandon campus, three moves and countless minor grievances – The Hatchet has carried me through it all.
The Athletics Department is providing an online diversity and inclusion education program for Athletics Department employees.
Men’s and women’s cross country ended a historic season with a conference title and record-setting performances at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals.
Olivia Issa, the president of the No Lost Generation, speaks about making campus more inclusive in the next installment of The Hatchet’s Spotlight Series.
Students gathered in Kogan Plaza Friday to protest the administration after a complaint was filed with D.C.’s Office of Civil Rights.
After gaining traction in the spring for pairing students with algorithmically chosen matches, GDUB Marriage Pact has returned for a second launch.
Sit on the right side of the plane taking off from DCA as you travel this holiday season, and you may see the breathtaking views of the monuments and D.C. from the air.
Downtown Holiday Market, an outdoor shopping celebration featuring more than 60 vendors, opened this past weekend.