Getting to the Bottom of it: Freshmen react to Thurston's renovations
Hosts Sejal Govindarao and Eddie Herzig speak with freshmen about their take on the newly renovated Thurston Hall and dive into a brief history of the building.
August 29, 2022
Volume 119, Issue 4
Stories from the August 29, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
What's New Buff and Blue: Destigmatizing mental health struggles
Host Sarah Sachs speaks with the president of GW’s Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention about the mental health struggles that college students face.
Column: Make a plan to vote in the midterms
Some of your most fundamental rights are in the hands of your state government. It’s time to make a plan to vote.
Op-ed: POP! needs GW's support
To make sure the POP! thrift store is as sustainable as the clothes it sells, we need GW to provide us with space and staff.
Stanford professor talks confronting racial bias
An author and professor of psychology at Stanford University spoke about the science of racial bias and its consequences at an event at the School of Media and Public Affairs Friday.
Popular courses still open for the fall semester
Short on credits, dropping a class or searching through the registrar for the perfect addition to your fall schedule? This list has got you covered.
Review: Bad Bunny sings his top reguetón hits at Nats Park
The wistful Bad Bunny cast a sense of homesickness across the audience as his songs reminded me of my younger years in Puerto Rico.
Virginia Avenue bike lane barriers evoke local traffic safety debate
The bike lane lacks functioning traffic signals, which would help protect pedestrians from oncoming bikers who have used the path since December.
D.C. social media accounts to follow
Check out this list of handles for that next brunch spot, weekend adventure or local headline
Budget-friendly room decor to replicate your Pinterest board
Here are some stylish ways to create that dream room you’ve always imagined without breaking the bank.