
Shreeya Aranake: Finding a home in The Hatchet
The Hatchet began as a way for me to find community and helped me find creative fulfillment in leading the opinions section.
The Hatchet began as a way for me to find community and helped me find creative fulfillment in leading the opinions section.
As masked gatherings became the norm either in one’s homes or in public places like the mall and restaurants, they soon became my acquaintances.
What a snow day shouldn’t mean is another day of school a la Zoom instead of in person. For students, a snow day should be restful and joyful.
GW should consider working with Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office to bolster testing efforts in the District.
One week into winter break, students are wondering what the spring semester will look like. Here’s the best and worst of this week’s headlines.
GW’s decision to make the first two weeks of the spring semester online will likely prevent a 2020-esque end of school year debacle.
“The King’s Jester” was a muddled, self-centered show that relied more on Minhaj’s newfound fame rather than an ability to say something true.
It’s important that the GW community fit some time into our busy schedules to process the past year.
Giving the entire student body a Handshake account and leaving it at that is not sufficient for finding job opportunities.
As students begin to ramp up advocacy efforts, we shouldn’t let efforts to encourage sustainable transportation get lost in the shuffle.