AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
Interim University President Mark Wrighton’s first two weeks have consisted of meetings with administrators, trustees, faculty and D.C. government officials.
The University’s shared governance task force will hold four town halls this week to hear faculty input and help establish a definition of shared governance.
Phi Gamma Delta will join IFC this spring with the goal of recruiting founding members to launch their newest chapter at GW.
The SA Senate passed 23 pieces of legislation this past fall, a slight downtick from the 26 passed during the virtual fall 2020 semester.
Elizabeth Thom, a research professor and the former head of the Biostatistics Center, saved the lives of “countless” mothers and newborns through her research.
D.C.’s ward lines shifted for the first time in 10 years earlier this month, and Ward 2 gained territory in the Shaw neighborhood.
Local restaurants remain hopeful that Restaurant Week will help boost sales amid pandemic-induced stressors on the restaurant industry.
We’ve compiled the University’s guidance on what to do if you’ve tested positive for COVID-19.
The Colonials were undermanned throughout the night, enduring the absence of several starters due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols.
The team, which will begin play next month, will be looking to improve upon a 6-6 record in a pandemic-induced abbreviated last season
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.
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.
Eligible students can now pick up their U-Pass cards, which will be active throughout the semester, at the University Student Center for the next two weeks.
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.
