Departing Vol. 117 editors reflect on their time at The Hatchet
As their time on The GW Hatchet comes to a close, Volume 117 editors Sarah Roach, Lizzie Mintz and Kiran Hoeffner-Shah reflect and look toward the future of the paper.
Thais Kolganov
The history of protests in D.C.
Three GW professors discuss the history and importance of the gay rights movement, the Civil Rights movement and the women’s rights movement and reflect on their protests and marches that have taken place in D.C. and around the country.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Navigating virtual campaigning for SA elections
Podcast hosts Alec Rich, Sarah Sachs, CP Richardson and Thais Kolganov speak with SA candidates about their online campaigning strategies amid COVID-19.
Chinatown community leaders talk preserving cultural identity of neighborhood
Chinatown’s population boomed to more than 1,500 residents of Chinese heritage between 1930 and 1950, but that number dropped to just more than 300 residents this year. The area has a long history – by the late 1800s, the Chinese population began to grow in the District. But it wasn’t until Federal Triangle was developed in the […]
The Hatchet’s 2020 election discussion
The Hatchet sat down with Hatchet alumni Zach Montellaro from Politico and Deepa Shivaram from NBC News to discuss their work covering the 2020 presidential election.
Who's running for a seat on the ANC
Six people are running for a position on the Foggy Bottom and West End Neighborhood Advisory Commission this year, three of whom are incumbents.