Professor films documentary depicting MLB training camps in China
Still in its filming stages, the movie delves into the lives of Chinese students at schools that provide education and intense baseball training.
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New board game created by locals plays on legislative process
For students who can’t stay away from politics, the new board game “The Partisans” aims to satisfy your obsession with friendly competition.
Nine questions with Bobby Flay
The Hatchet met with the chef to discuss his favorite food, toughest competition on the show “Beat Bobby Flay” and more.
Back to school gigs to keep quick cash rolling in this semester
Even with an account full of GWorld and funds stashed away from a summer job, you may find yourself strapped for cash this semester.
Overlooked museums to avoid tourists now that you're a resident
Spending the school year in D.C. gives you plenty of free time, so you can skip the slate of Smithsonian museums and visit exhibits off the beaten path.
Check out these bars best suited for each rising student
Whether you’re an incoming freshman or a senior, everyone needs a refresher on which bars and clubs are most appropriate for your age.
Weekend outlook – Dance to contemporary hits before move-in day
During move-in weekend, join a dance party featuring music from this decade, before tagging along to a block party at a historic neighborhood.
Hasan Minhaj to perform at Program Board's fall comedy show
A former correspondent for The Daily Show who just landed his first Netflix special will headline Program Board’s first Welcome Week comedy show Sept. 1.
LGBTQ dance party held to protest 'Unite the Right'
Members of the LGBTQ community danced from Dupont Circle toward Lafayette Square in protest of Sunday’s “Unite the Right” rally.
Two new LGBTQ bars cater to women vying for nightlife options
Women in D.C.’s LGBTQ community now have two new bar options for those looking for a space to call their own.