
Lia DeGroot: Thriving in chaos
If there’s any word that I would use to describe my past four years at The Hatchet, it would be chaotic.
If there’s any word that I would use to describe my past four years at The Hatchet, it would be chaotic.
As spring weather is on its way, there’s no better way to welcome in the sun than by sipping a frozen drink on the corner of 21st and G streets.
Wardwell’s goals for the paper include building diversity, equity and inclusion and addressing mental health among staff members
Trustees are expected to reach a decision on whether to eliminate the moniker completely by the end of the academic year.
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There’s no need to feel overwhelmed at the prospect of forming new friendships. Here’s a list of social tips to keep in mind during your first week.
The Associated Collegiate Press named The GW Hatchet one of the best student newspapers in the country, the ACP announced Tuesday.
District Derp earned The Hatchet’s pick for best legal weed company because of its unique business model.