The Hatchet's 2020 Basketball Guide
Men’s and women’s basketball are poised to be the first GW sports to play since March. Learn about the team in The Hatchet’s 2020 Basketball Guide.
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Live: Hundreds surround White House on Election Day
Hatchet reporters are covering the sights and sounds of Election Day in the District. Follow along for live updates.
The Hatchet's 2020 Election Guide
Read The Hatchet’s 2020 Election Guide for coverage on candidates in local races and student involvement in national elections.
The Hatchet's Amazon picks to jumpstart your online semester
In an effort to stay home and find some atypical essentials for your semester online, Amazon may become your new best friend.
The Hatchet's 2020 Virtual Orientation Guide
Learn tips for managing your classes online, making GW friends from home and getting active in student life in The Hatchet’s guide to first-year orientation.
Tracking COVID-19 on campus, across D.C.
Keep up on the most recent GW and Foggy Bottom news related to COVID-19 here.
The Hatchet's 2020 Commencement guide
Look back at the past few years while you were a student and learn about ways seniors are celebrating the big day off campus with our Commencement guide.
Helping hands: Ward 2 steps up in wake of pandemic
Over the course of April, The Hatchet is releasing stories highlighting Ward 2 residents or students extending help in the wake of the pandemic.
Celebrations abound in GW’s backyard
The trek began as early as 2 a.m. for thousands of students staking out spots on the National Mall to mark President Barack Obama’s second and last inauguration. And the festivities continued late into the night as students stripped their American flag scarves and slipped into tuxedos and ball gowns for the University’s sixth inaugural […]
Campus, city escape worst of superstorm
While Superstorm Sandy ravaged entire cities along the East Coast, Foggy Bottom and the D.C. area remained largely unscathed. The only lasting effects of the 70 mph winds were a few toppled news stands and broken tree branches. Pumpkins and flower pots still stood on townhouse porches Tuesday morning amid light drizzles and mild gusts. […]