January 19, 2012

The Metropolitan Police Department plans to roll out a new tool this month that will allow District residents to report theft and other non-violent crimes online, in hopes of streamlining the incident reporting process. As an alternative to filing paper reports, users will be able to access the online crime-reporting system through the department’s home […]

Campus seems to be filled this week with screaming freshmen reuniting for the first time in a month. This sight is all too familiar for me, as just one year ago I was coming back after my first winter break, both excited for a new semester but also nervous for the future. And if there […]

A letter in response to the column “Transparency in UPD misconduct Cases ” (Dec. 8, p. 4).

Thursday Bourbon Coffee Presents GlobeMed will host a performance of songs and stand-up for the Huye Health Clinic in Rwanda. Entry is $5 at the door. 21 and L streets, NW. – 5 p.m Gelman Town Hall Join architects and University administrators for a conversation about the planned renovations to the second floor of Gelman […]

The Joint Elections Committee plays a critical role in campus election transparency.

John Gearheart hopes to solve a supermarket conundrum with his idea for the Ctrl+F Kitchen.

The Hatchet reviews three upcoming artists visiting the D.C. area.

The Metro Diner added two employees this semester in an attempt to combat widespread student complaints of long wait times since J Street’s most popular venue opened five months ago. University officials have worked with student leaders and Sodexo, the company that runs GW’s dining services, since November to come up with a way to […]