Former DC Health Director to hold first endowed professorship
Officials announced Monday that LaQuandra Nesbitt, the former director of DC Health, will hold the first of the University’s 14 endowed professorships.
November 7, 2022
Volume 119, Issue 12
Stories from the November 7, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
College Democrats, Republicans debate ahead of election
The participants last week debated numerous issues including the economy and solutions to inflation, immigration reform and transgender athletes in sports.
What’s New Buff and Blue: The faces of Georgetown Flea Market
The Hatchet spoke with vendors at the Georgetown Flea Market about their inventory and the atmosphere at the weekly market.
The Hatchet's 2022 Basketball Guide
Game time. Read up on men’s and women’s basketball they enter the season with high expectations led by a fresh and promising coaching staff in The Hatchet’s 2022 Basketball Guide.
Men’s basketball looks to bolster defense in fresh season
Head Coach Chris Caputo said the team is looking to protect the perimeter, prevent shots in the paint and limit the number of fouls that lead to free throws.
Men’s basketball charts new direction under Caputo’s leadership
In the program’s 109th year, Caputo will take on the challenge of turning around a program that hasn’t seen an NCAA tournament berth since 2014.
Crime log: Man commits hit and run in SEH garage
A male subject was observed colliding with two unattended cars while exiting the SEH parking garage Wednesday afternoon.
Human rights issues push students to polls in midterm elections
Two-thirds of students who voted said electing officials who support codifying reproductive rights is particularly salient during this election cycle.
Adjunct faculty base pay to increase in new agreement
The increased pay and benefits come after 18 months of negotiations between union leaders and officials.
Essay: Political Independents deserve their own identities
In a political field rife with hyper partisanship that’s hurting all voters, Independents deserve to have their own identities.