Men’s basketball taps new director of recruiting
Men’s basketball Head Coach Chris Caputo named Eric Rubenstein the program’s director of recruitment, marking his first staff hiring.
April 25, 2022
Volume 118, Issue 30
Stories from the April 25, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
What's New Buff and Blue: Bringing back the farmer's market
On this week’s episode of What’s New Buff and Blue, Host Sarah Sachs speaks with Managing Editor Isha Trivedi about FRESHFARM reopening in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood.
Lia DeGroot: Thriving in chaos
If there’s any word that I would use to describe my past four years at The Hatchet, it would be chaotic.
Jared Gans: My place in the universe
This organization has existed and passed down its customs for many generations before me, and I hope it will remain for many generations after.
GWPD releases second annual demographics report
Pedestrian stops dropped in 2021, but officers stopped a greater percentage of Black pedestrians than other racial demographics, the report shows.
Crime log: Woman reports indecent exposure by man on E Street
The female student reported that a male subject exposed himself to her while she was walking on E Street last week.
Staff Editorial: GW must address persistent facilities issues
While there may not be a quick fix to longstanding maintenance and facilities issues, students need to feel comfortable living at GW
Column: Eleanor Holmes Norton should drop reelection bid
Facing younger challengers with new ideas, Norton should drop her reelection bid in an effort to pass on the baton of democratic representation.
Column: Students deserve food, water in isolation housing
GW has had ample time to figure out how to provide basic living resources to students, so the lack thereof blatantly disregards their needs.
Sunrise GW leads Earth Day protest
Protesters marched through campus Friday pressuring officials to reject fossil fuel research funding from companies like Chevron and ExxonMobil.