September 4, 2001

The Hatchet chatted with Dave Chappelle about his days as a class clown, his career, plans for the future and weed before his GW performance Saturday. Here’s the transcript. Hatchet: You’re from D.C. right? Chappelle: Yeah, a little hometown action. H: When’s the last time you were here, for “Killing Them Softly?” C: You know […]

Local university officials said they will adjust their admissions process next year to avoid enrollment surprises and overpopulated campuses. This year, GW, the University of Maryland and Howard University reported a larger-than-average freshman class yield, or percent of accepted students who enroll. “Clearly we’re going to have to make some adjustments,” Howard spokeswoman Donna Brock […]

The new Mount Vernon field brought a bit of good luck for the GW women’s soccer team Tuesday, as it won its home opener for the first time since head coach Tanya Vogel arrived as a student in 1992. The back-and-forth battle with Howard (2-1) resulted in a 4-3 win for the Colonials. Sophomore Meggan […]

Freshmen living in traditionally upperclassman residence halls this year said they do not mind living away from the majority of their classmates. GW freshmen traditionally live in Thurston, Lafayette and Mitchell halls, and, more recently, the Hall on Virginia Avenue. A record 2,550 freshmen enrolled at GW this fall, Housing Services placed freshmen in non-traditional […]

Up-and-coming young comedian Dave Chappelle returned to D.C. to perform at GW’s Smith Center on Sept. 1 for Welcome Week. The D.C. native took a few minutes before the show to talk about his comedic style and his mission as a comedian. “I may not be funny, but will make sure you will always remember […]

Metropolitan Police arrested a Sigma Alpha Epsilon member early Friday morning for allegedly assaulting an officer after an altercation that resulted in injuries. The student, a junior and officer in the fraternity who wished to remain anonymous, said an MPD officer assaulted him unprovoked outside the fraternity’s house. He said the officer hit him in […]

Jazz softly seeps into the ornate blue and gold entranceway. The tick-tock of the Georgian grandfather clock keeps time as Ella Fitzgerald muses about love. The giggles and cries of its notoriously noisy F street neighbor Thurston Hall seem unable to penetrate the wall the two buildings share. At the University Club an escape to […]

Many GW students stress over obtaining a degree in the major that will help them find the perfect career. But professors said the decision should be based on what subject students find most interesting and where they excel. After spending countless hours discussing possible majors with advisers, many students often remain unsure about declaring. But, […]

I shouldn’t even be telling you this because I might loose all my credibility as the new assistant sports editor. Until Tuesday, I had never been to a GW soccer game. I always wanted to go. I just never had the will to drag myself to Bargain Buggies, rent the car and drive the 25 […]