Liz Provencher: No one tells you the microphone is heavy
When I became editor in chief, I was given a microphone to tell important stories and make change, but that microphone has been heavy.
Taiwan's digital minister talks transparency
Taiwan’s first digital minister discussed her use of technology to increase government transparency and public participation at an event Tuesday.
Smithsonian museum director talks Indian history
The director of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian discussed his career and myths about Native Americans at a lecture Thursday.
SA hosts pizza dinners to connect with student organizations
SA leaders are holding three pizza dinners in the Marvin Center to answer questions and discuss how the SA functions.
GW Libraries remove daily fines on most overdue books
Last week, officials removed overdue fines for most GW Libraries books in circulation that are fewer than 40 days overdue.
Research Days participation jumps more than 30 percent
This spring, 625 undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral students presented their projects at Research Days, compared to 450 participants in 2015.
Start sustainable practices around the District on Earth Day
From eating at restaurants that embrace local farming to participating in cleanups, check out these ways to give back to the planet on Earth Day.
As Starbucks locations close in D.C., local coffee shops take over
Starbucks in neighborhoods like Dupont Circle, Chinatown and Downtown D.C. have closed their doors and local coffee shops have taken their place.
Baseball drops conference series against Davidson
Baseball split its doubleheader with Davidson Saturday but dropped Sunday’s game to lose the series.
Women's sailing secures fourth consecutive national championship berth
GW placed third in the MAISA Championship, qualifying for their fourth consecutive Intercollegiate Sailing Association Women’s Nationals.
Sustainability office holds Earth Day fair in Kogan Plaza
The Office of Sustainability teamed up with student organizations Monday to host an Earth Day fair in Kogan Plaza.
National Pan-Hellenic Council hosts first-ever step show
Members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council performed in the first annual step show Friday at Lisner Auditorium.
Professor performs music with interactive echo chamber
A professor set up an echo chamber in Marvin Center this week that allows students to listen up close to music.
Cayla Harris: Putting down roots
Thank you to everyone who has offered me guidance, made me laugh, lent a helping hand or pushed me to do better. You have all helped me blossom at The Hatchet.
Matt Cullen: Following a passion
I have met and worked with so many passionate and talented people at the paper. And I have learned something from nearly all of you.