Brookins elected SA president
Junior Howard Brookins narrowly secured the SA presidency Friday, the first black president of the organization in a decade.
Students struggle to find mental health resources amid pandemic
Students said losing access to CHC services worsened their mental health and stress in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Higher education organizations request billions in research relief
Higher education leaders said in the letter that financial assistance is needed to support the future health of the U.S. research enterprise.
DMV could become among next COVID-19 hotspots: White House
The D.C. region could be the next hotspot for the COVID-19 outbreak, White House officials said Saturday.
Local activists fundraise for undocumented immigrants amid COVID-19
Local activists have raised more than $45,000 for undocumented immigrants left out of the D.C. Council’s emergency COVID-19 legislation.
D.C. Council OKs rent, mortgage deferrals in COVID-19 relief bill
The bill directs the Board of Elections to mail every registered voter in Ward 2 an absentee ballot application and return postage for the June elections.
Virtual Weekend Outlook - Rave with Dillon Francis and Diplo
Spend Friday at a virtual Coachella, Saturday at a rave and Sunday relaxing with some Easter crafts.
Dish of the Week, from home: turkey pesto sandwich
The turkey pesto sandwich recipe calls for basil pesto, four to five grape tomatoes, two slices of oven-roasted turkey breast and two slices of mozzarella cheese.
Ngongba recalls Elite Eight run, coaching career
The team went on to knock off all 16 conference foes in the regular season to earn itself a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
D.C. professional sports respond to COVID-19 pandemic
Some professional leagues have created funds for workers, while employers have offered to pay salaries through a certain date.
A glimpse of this year’s SA candidates
Here’s a look at some of the candidates running in this year’s election and what they hope to achieve if elected.
Professors react to transition to online classes
As the University switches to online classes, professors said they missed the classroom environment and being able to interact with their students in person.
Why students petitioned for a postponed Commencement
Senior Seraina Schottland launched a petition to reschedule Commencement for the Class of 2020.
Clearing out: Sights of campus, National Mall after students left
After people packed their things and left GW, The Hatchet captured some sights of the National Mall and campus.
Students prepare to leave campus amid COVID-19 outbreak
This past week, our photographers talked with students as they prepared to leave the University for the spring semester.