DeGroot elected 2021-22 editor in chief
DeGroot – a journalism major and junior from Longmont, Colorado – will lead the paper’s 118’s volume, which starts in May.
Sarah Roach
Meet the Class of 2024
Many students have yet to meet them in person, but here’s a glimpse of some of the University’s freshmen class.
Thank you for reading The Hatchet in 2020
The pandemic has shed light on the importance of independent student journalism, even when it’s perennially threatened by finances.
Hatchet staff take home national honors
The Associated Collegiate Press named The Hatchet one of the best online college newspapers in the country Thursday.
Hatchet staff named finalists for five college journalism awards
ACP selected The Hatchet as finalists for best online college newspaper, reporter of the year, sports game story of the year, best social media reporting and best blog.
Dozens demand LeBlanc's resignation outside his residence
Students and faculty marched through campus Friday as part of ongoing calls for University President Thomas LeBlanc to resign.
Black Lives Matter rallies documented across the United States
Hatchet photographers set out across the United States to document several BLM marches and rallies from May until August.
Faculty working to replace professor who lied about Black identity
Jessica Krug began teaching Latin American and African history this semester, according to the schedule of classes.
White professor admits to falsely claiming Black identity
Krug wrote that she pretended to be Black in her teen years and held onto that false identity into her adulthood.
Thousands gather on National Mall for March on Washington
Protest organizers coined the demonstration the “Get your knee off our necks” commitment march to recognize the police killing of George Floyd.