Cultural interpreter talks Native American Heritage Month
A cultural interpreter from the National Museum of the American Indian spoke about the significance of Native American Heritage Month.
November 9, 2020
Volume 117, Issue 13
Stories from the November 9, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Covering Election Day in D.C.
Podcast host Alec Rich speaks with news editor Lia DeGroot and senior photo editor Lillian Bautista about covering election day events in D.C.
'What's New Buff and Blue': Chatting with election week demonstrators
Reporters CP Richardson, Maddie Loebbaka and Diego Mendoza speak with people around the White House throughout election week.
Recharge with these feel-good videos, shows and social media accounts
You may feel inclined to turn the news back on, but it may be better to turn on a happy show instead.
The people behind the protests leading up to Joe Biden's victory
The Hatchet talked with demonstrators buzzing around D.C. about what changes they want to see in office.
Essay: This week has been the longest year of my life
We had midterms, exams and papers that weren’t going to write themselves, but it didn’t matter until we were certain that America could finally begin to heal.
Instagram generates most interactions of all social media during pandemic
Among non-football schools, the Colonials cracked SkullSparks’ top-130 athletic department social media interactions list only once at No. 112 in August.
Blake suspends academic master plan after threat of no-confidence vote
Some faculty had pushed to hold a vote of no confidence in Provost Brian Blake at this month’s Faculty Assembly meeting.
What Biden means for higher education
Young people helped Biden and Harris win this election. Now it is their turn to implement policies that will help us.
Students brace for violence surrounding election uncertainty
Students on campus braced for potentially violent election protests, but demonstrations have remained peaceful near campus thus far.