Former SA transportation secretary vies for presidency
Junior Nathan Orner, the secretary of transportation under former SA President Brandon Hill, made the ballot for SA president Wednesday.
March 23, 2023
Volume 119
Stories from the March 23, 2023 issue of the GW Hatchet.
SBA announces election results for 2022-23 academic year
GW Law Students elected Shallum Atkinson to be the Student Bar Association’s president during their March 10 election.
SA Senate chairperson pro tempore launches vice presidential bid
Student Association Senate Chairperson Pro Tempore Demetrius Apostolis, CCAS-U, became the first to announce a campaign for SA vice president Wednesday.
Dish of the Week: Boqueria's tapas
While the food struck all the right texture and flavor notes, the best part about dining at Boqueria is the shared eating experience.
Column: Public safety and police are not synonymous
City officials’ attempt to eliminate accountability measures to increase police presence will only worsen crime rates and police brutality.
Essay: Media perpetuates negative South Asian stereotypes
The sight of a character who looked like me and could showcase the struggles of being Indian in an American society would have meant the world. Yet that never was the case.
Ask Annie: How do I tell my friends they're hurting my self-esteem?
Despite the hurt, you have to remember a hair out of place, mismatched outfit or absence from a friend’s social media feed doesn’t mean you’re ugly.
Picturing Politics: ‘Ted Lasso’ cast talks mental health at the White House
This week, The Hatchet attended a celebration of Nowruz, a reception for Women’s History Month and a discussion on mental health with the cast of Apple TV’s “Ted Lasso.”
Review: 'Air' and the making of a modern myth
“Air,” a film about the shoe deal Michael Jordan signed with Nike, is a hilarious and exciting romp telling the true underdog story.
Wrighton loses presidential election for global science association
Wrighton lost the election to Willie E. May, who ran on a platform of promoting diversity in STEM and combatting misinformation.