AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
A cyber attack of Herff Jones, the University’s commencement attire vendor, stole credit card information from students who purchased caps and gowns.
Trustees could finalize the budget for the upcoming year and discuss the work of the Marvin Center and Colonials moniker renaming committees Friday.
Indian economists and activists discussed India’s COVID-19 and environmental crises during a virtual event Wednesday.
Asha Reynolds, who joined GW in 2018 as a Title IX investigator, has served in the interim position since last October
Bruce Dickson, a professor of political science and international affairs, explained Chinese Communist Party politics and its history of oppression and control.
Bowser will lift limits on capacity, activity, time and other operations for restaurants, places of worship, gyms, schools and other venues May 21.
For a twist on a classic flute of champagne, try out one of these cocktails to raise your class in toast at your celebration this year.
To celebrate virtual Commencement, get your vaccinated friends together for a boozy brunch with bottomless cocktails.
The men’s rowing team is gearing up for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship beginning May 28.
The women’s team set a program high of 24 points while the men’s team scored the second most points in program history with 10.
Three GW professors discuss the history and importance of the gay rights movement, the Civil Rights movement and the women’s rights movement and reflect on their protests and marches that have taken place in D.C. and around the country.
The Hatchet sat down with U Street business owners, residents and entertainers to discuss how high rent prices and the influx of new residents into the neighborhood is pushing out its unique history.
The Hatchet talked with George Glass, a senior who raised more than $3,500 for GW Mutual Aid by eating a sock on Instagram live.
Crowds gathered at Black Lives Matter Plaza Tuesday evening after Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd.
We checked in with student employees to see how they are balancing classes, their shifts and the risks of going to work during a pandemic.
This paper gave me passion and confidence I didn’t know I had, and I know the same holds true for every single person who cares about this paper, too.
From quibbling with copy about commas or with Sarah over editorial judgment, I hope I’ve made the paper the best version of itself each week.