D.C.’s top second-hand shops
If shopping at fast-fashion stores is cramping your spring style, venture into these local second-hand shops.
Carson Rolleri
A synagogue, acting more like a nightclub, reels in young crowds
It’s not your typical conversation in a synagogue, but it shows why Sixth and I is booming as a cultural hub for both the Jewish and D.C. community. Over the past year, it’s packed its pews when National Public Radio hosts with thick-rimmed glasses held talks and even as indie rockers Deerhunter hit the stage.
The Hatchet’s Gift Guide: What techies, foodies and D.C. lovers want
The pressure is on at the end of the semester thanks to more than just final exams — it’s time to face the daunting task of buying gifts for friends and family. Whether you’re shopping for the family members who always has the latest iPhone, the music enthusiast with a penchant for obscure bands or the wild card friend, get inspiration from The Hatchet’s gift guide.
Student yoga group offers healing for sexual assault survivors
A student organization called Ascension: GW began working with survivors of sexual assault in October, fusing yoga with traditional talk therapy to help with recovery.
Outnumbered by gay males, group of queer women looks to build community
The organization hopes to collaborate with other campus organizations like Allied in Pride, which organizes social and political advocacy and philanthropic events while serving as a safe space for anyone in the LGBTQ community.
Student sitcom spoofs gender stereotypes
Junior Henry Morillo created GWTV’s second ever sitcom “Gender Neutral,” which premiered Wednesday.
‘Saturday Night Live,’ law school-style
Fifty-six GW Law School students plan to keep a Lisner Auditorium crowd laughing at their annual musical and comedy sketch show Feb. 23.