Chuck Todd talks through Kavanaugh hearings, media under Trump
Political journalist Chuck Todd discussed the Supreme Court hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh and the current state of the media at Betts Theatre Monday.
SA Senate refines diversity and inclusion assembly rules
The Student Association Senate unanimously approved a bill Monday updating the bylaws establishing the SA’s diversity and inclusion assembly.
Officials add new site to international bachelor's degree program
Two years afters its debut, officials said they’re adding an additional site in Ireland to accommodate a growing interest in the Global Bachelor’s Program.
Less than half of students submit SAT scores
The percentage of students sending in their SAT scores has dropped to less than 50 percent since the University went test-optional three years ago.
Student leaders release guide chronicling affordability concerns
Leaders of The Store, GW’s food pantry, released a guide earlier this month that offers advice about navigating affordability at the University.
Virginia campus continues to offer food trucks
Officials said a new food truck will come to VSTC every Thursday this semester from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. after a successful pilot semester last spring.
Photos: Designers showcase spring lines at D.C. Fashion Week
Local fashion designers displayed their Spring 2019 collections during D.C. Fashion Week from Wednesday to Sunday.
Ice sculpture dissolves on the National Mall to protest post-truth politics
A 2,000-pound ice sculpture that spelled out the word “truth” was stationed on the National Mall Saturday and left to melt over the course of about five hours.
Thomas brings A-10 experience to first year as head coach
Thomas is the only current swimming and diving head coach to have coached two A-10 programs back-to-back.
Haynes Brown powers men's soccer's offense
Haynes Brown is on pace to being the highest goal-scorer men’s soccer has seen in seven years, with 10 games left in the season.
Dog owners turn out for rainy Bipawtisan March
Dog owners march through the rain from Union Square to Wunder Garden with their dogs on Sunday.
Composting program collects more than 500 pounds
The Colonial Composting program started as a pilot during the spring semester. The program has collected nearly 500 pounds of food since the start of this academic year.
Student interns talk about balancing school and internships
The Hatchet met with student interns and asked them to weigh in on their thoughts about internship culture at GW.