In the spotlight: Olivia Issa
Olivia Issa, the president of the No Lost Generation, speaks about making campus more inclusive in the next installment of The Hatchet’s Spotlight Series.
Dante Schulz
GW Votes hosts voter registration event
GW Votes hosted a National Voter Registration Day event to register students in Potomac Square Tuesday afternoon.
Students find community on new social media app
Jeti, a location-based app which users can post on anonymously, has gained traction among students since the start of the semester.
Professor, student leaders talk humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
An Elliott School of International Affairs professor and student leaders discuss ways students can get involved in helping incoming Afghan refugees to the D.C. area.
Students dance at Silent Disco in Potomac Square
GW Late Night hosted a silent disco for students in Potomac Square during the second week of classes Thursday night.
GWCC hosts Student Showcase
More than 15 performing arts groups from across campus performed at the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theater in the University Student Center Thursday night.
Student organizations perform, advertise to new students at MSSC Block Party
Student organizations set up displays in University Yard Friday evening to attract new members to join their groups.
Milken professors talk COVID-19 prevention on campus
Co-directors of the Campus COVID Support Team discussed mitigation efforts on campus amid a nationwide surge in coronavirus cases.
Western Market prepares to welcome local vendors
Western Market will feature many food vendors that will accept GWorld payment when it opens this fall.
Maintaining Adams Morgan as a home for the District’s artistic crowd
Today, 18th Street in Adams Morgan remains the centerpiece of the neighborhood, retaining its hallmark artistic edge first established five decades ago.