Charting The Hatchet's future with an emphasis on diversity
Starting this volume on a platform grounded in reform, The Hatchet is placing diversity, equity and inclusion at the forefront of our mission.
Jarrod Wardwell
The Hatchet named winners, finalists in 11 regional awards
The Hatchet was selected as the best college newspaper in its region at an annual journalism awards ceremony Saturday.
President: Dasia Bandy
Bandy was the first to to announce a run for SA president, with a platform to ramp up inclusion initiatives and increase technology accessibility.
CNN hosts first on-campus 'Citizen' event
The event drew more than 150 attendees at the Jack Morton Auditorium as the first of a new series that will take place on campus.
Two vehicles involved in accident outside Elliott School
Members of the Secret Service and D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services responded to the scene and delayed local transit.
Best way to eat a sock: In a taco
Senior George Glass proved eating socks is a lucrative business after raising $2,300 while attempting to eat a sock in a taco.
Officer killed in U.S. Capitol attack transported to GW Hospital
MPD participated in a procession carrying the officer’s body from the GW Hospital to the D.C. Chief Medical Examiner’s Office Friday.
Man arrested for breaking into District House
A male suspect was arrested inside District House after breaking into the building Saturday morning, a University spokesperson said.
ANC authorizes committee for COVID-19 relief grants
The committee could use as much as $15,000 of the ANC’s budget to aid residents grappling with financial issues like food insecurity or utility bill payments.
All D.C. adults will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine by May
Essential workers at local colleges and universities will also be eligible to receive the vaccine by April 12.