SA Senate takes first steps to impeach Brookins
A Student Association committee is gathering signatures to be able to file impeachment charges against SA President Howard Brookins.
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.
Sorority recruitment continues multiyear decline
The mark falls below last year’s at least 10-year low in formal recruitment, prompting chapters to hold informal recruitment to reach more recruits.
S&P Global Ratings affirms GW's A+ rating
Chief Financial Officer Mark Diaz said the report is welcome news for GW administrators and investors amid contractions in the industry during the pandemic.
Local food pantry returns to service near campus
The Foggy Bottom Food Pantry reopened after closing in March, but volunteers are now struggling to overcome food shortages and a smaller clientele.
Release radar: TV shows to watch out for this year
Keep you eye out on streaming services over the next few months for new TV shows to help keep you relatively sane at home.
Inside an empty library: Gelman staff soldier on during pandemic
For Gelman Library staff, working in an empty library is like working in “Sleeping Beauty’s palace, waiting for the students to come wake it up.”
La Salle tops women’s basketball with fourth quarter surge
La Salle scored 23 points in the fourth quarter to secure the victory and the Explorers let loose a barrage of shots from beyond the arc all night.
Volleyball to kickoff delayed season Friday
The A-10 will institute a pod system for conference play this year, and GW will join La Salle, George Mason, Rhode Island and Fordham in a pod.
D.C. spectators talk significance of Biden, Harris administration on Inauguration Day
Spectators surrounding the U.S. Capitol Wednesday discussed the significance of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’ inauguration.
D.C. prepares for Biden-Harris inauguration under looming threat of unrest
Military personnel and fenced off roads are spread out across the city in an effort to begin preparing for Inauguration Day.
Restaurant owners talk mental toll of pandemic on staff
Five D.C. restaurant owners discussed the social and financial burden the COVID-19 pandemic has placed on their businesses and staffs.
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.