Staff Editorial: After recent success, the SA can't stop now
The new contraception vending machine on campus demonstrates that the SA can get things done – and just how far it still has to go.
Volume 119
Stories from the January 26, 2023 issue of the GW Hatchet.
The new contraception vending machine on campus demonstrates that the SA can get things done – and just how far it still has to go.
Pro-choice protesters gathered for the 2023 Women’s March Sunday, with demonstrators calling on lawmakers to restore abortion rights nationwide.
Blue, Orange and Yellow Line’s replacement – also known as Blue+ – will begin running more frequently.
A civil rights organization working to stop anti-Arab discrimination is defending a professor accused of antisemitism earlier this month.
It’s hard not to feel as if this show was meant to be something else altogether, completely dislodged from the Scooby-Doo cinematic universe.
Fans of “Glee” should continue to enjoy everything the show was, but let Monteith and Rivera rest without theorizing about their deaths.
I knew I had my work cut out for me as a first-generation student, but little did I know, I would be competing with GW’s nepotism babies.
In the backyard of GW’s Foggy Bottom Campus, U.S. leaders congregate and deliberate while making pivotal decisions and crafting history.
Fans gathered outside the U.S. Capitol building while the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition, Antitrust and Consumer Rights met Tuesday.
A coalition of student organizations and faculty members launched a campaign calling on officials to increase transparency in GW’s funding.