
Nike draws college women to second annual half-marathon across D.C.
Runners sported Wonder Woman capes, tutus and fun-colored socks. The cheers, music and refuel stations kept participants motivated over the course of the 13.1 mile race.
Runners sported Wonder Woman capes, tutus and fun-colored socks. The cheers, music and refuel stations kept participants motivated over the course of the 13.1 mile race.
This post was written by Hatchet staff writer Margaret Kahn. We’ve got one month left until finals take over and keep us on a route from dorm to Gelman to CVS (for requisite candy runs, obviously). Take advantage of your remaining free time and get off campus to attend any one of these rad events […]
Get through registration post-traumatic stress and salvage your schedule. Instead of stalking Banweb for the next 4 months waiting for someone to drop a class, venture off the beaten path and register for these hidden gems.
Hatchet reporter Tim Palmieri shares his latest cinematic experience. Divergent” 2014 ★★★✰✰ If “Divergent” reminds you of “The Hunger Games” its not an accident. The latest YA novel to hit the big screen, “Divergent” hopes to capture the success of Twilight and the Hunger Games. In a dystopian Chicago, society is divided into five factions distinguished […]
The D.C.-area school that’s sending the most White House interns this fall? It’s not GW – or Georgetown. The White House released the list of its 2014 spring interns last week, and while GW, American and Georgetown all grace the list, its not in the order you’d expect. Coming in above its high and mighty rivals, […]
This post was written by Hatchet reporter Sandra Loyola. Every student knows that a good breakfast is more effective than an all-nighter when it comes to midterms – or at least that’s what our parents insist. But if you can’t avoid a Gelman cramming session this week, at least treat yourself to free pancakes when […]
This post was written by Hatchet reporter Victoria Tellechea Rotta The square wooden exterior of Poppa Box is a sharp contrast from the corporate office buildings that surround it. The newest Foggy Bottom eatery, which moved in two years after Tony’s Flower Place vacated, stands out not only for its unusual architecture but also its […]
GW now has its latest entrepreneurship story: Two alumni have launched a company to make getting drunk taste a bit better.
This post was written by Hatchet reporter Ruby Lee. Crawling out of bed for 7 a.m. registration can be the worst. But at least it’s not 1978. That January morning, 14,838 students waited in line to register for spring class. It took some students hours just to get to the booth and hand in their […]
This post was written by Hatchet staff writer Margaret Kahn. Listen: St. Vincent St. Vincent aka Annie Clark is your typical indie girl who can always be depended on for catchy hooks and badass fashion. Case in point: she just debuted a new purplish grey, cotton candy-like shock of curls that only the raddest of […]