Volume 119, Issue 17
Stories from the January 23, 2023 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
On this week’s episode of Getting to the Bottom of It hosted by Sejal Govindarao and Max Porter, Sejal speaks with senior Payson Thomas – a staff aide to Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, who was elected earlier this month after a five-day, 15-round voting process that consumed Capitol Hill. This podcast was hosted […]
Stevenson founded the Equal Justice Initiative, which provides legal assistance to wrongly convicted prisoners and prisoners who lacked proper legal representation.
Sidney Lee | Graphics Editor On this week’s episode of What’s New Buff and Blue, Host Sarah Sachs speaks with photographer Jim Saah about the D.C. punk scene that he captured in the 80s and 90s and bassist Rena Hagins about the current D.C. punk movement. Music: “Older I Get” by Bacchae. This podcast was […]
The free-flowing racist abuse reflects the actions of students as much as it does the incompetence of the administration in dealing with it.
A better future runs through creating a world in which anyone can walk on any street or stroll through any neighborhood and feel safe doing so.
GW Police Department officers barred a woman in the lobby of Lafayette Hall last week who reported feeling unwell last week.
Matt Frumin, a 63-year-old alumnus who graduated from GW Law in 1988 won the Ward 3 seat on the D.C. Council in November.
Officials will install a vending machine in the student center in an effort to support students’ access to reproductive health resources.
Tens of thousands of anti-abortion protesters called on state legislatures to end abortion protections during the first March for Life since the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
The meeting is the first in an ongoing series at GW exploring the opportunities and challenges associated with AI technology like ChatGPT