The D.C. Board of Elections earlier this month said write-in candidates Bruce Majors and Dennis Sobin, who were presumed to ...

The School of Medicine & Health Sciences residents and fellows on Monday night called off a strike planned for early Tuesday ...

I decided to deck my tree out in the maximalist tastelessness of my youth, but to stick it to the man, I’d do it on a $100 ...

To assist in any and all latke craving dilemmas, three intrepid Hatchet reporters braved the bitter D.C. cold after ...

The report highlights several inconsistencies between the University’s account of their role in criminal and internal conduct proceedings and the accounts provided by the arrested students and their ...

The Class of 2028 met and slightly exceeded its enrollment goals despite delays with federal finical aid applications and the Supreme Court’s decision to block race-conscious admissions.

Division Director of The Aston Jermey Jones said the unhoused shelter onboards more tenants “every day,” with staff admitting ...

Under a framework of placing the creative spirit of Black students at the center of programming, Black Student Union leaders said their celebration of cultural art and history and pushes for ...

A panel of criminal justice experts reflected on the results of the 2024 presidential election and its implications for Black Americans in the Burns Moot Court Room on Tuesday. “If you look at Project ...

In 1954, GW officially desegregated after the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision, becoming the last university in D.C. to drop its discriminatory admissions policies. In the years that ...

GW professors are collaborating on a research project about the impact of energy grids on wildfires to improve wildfire resiliency in Alaska and the Arctic regions. Foundations for Improving ...

Celebrate the winter holidays with The Hatchet’s annual Holiday Guide! Read about the local contractual divorce that spurred ...