A group of student organizations launched a petition on Tuesday with six demands for the University to protect international students, including barring immigration enforcement agents from campus and protecting free speech and academic freedom.
Neighborhood officials and residents are split over the National Park Service’s plan to eliminate reversible rush hour lanes and redesign intersections along Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway.
A month after the University initiated a search for the next GW Police Department chief, students and faculty say they want the force's next leader to bolster transparency and communication.
Officials announced early last month they are beginning the process of a brand refresh to ensure marketing and communication strategies “reinforce” GW’s “core strengths.”
Members of Jewish Voice for Peace chapters across the D.C. region rallied in front of University Yard before marching to the F Street House on Sunday night.
Voter turnout dropped by 20.3 percent in last week’s Student Government Association election, the second-lowest turnout over the past 11 elections.
Melinda French Gates discussed her decision to leave the Gates Foundation, her support of women’s reproductive freedom and the future of her philanthropic work at Lisner Auditorium Thursday.
American Jewry cannot be used as the pretext that Trump needs to fulfill his own tyrannical agenda — one of anti-immigrant hate and the persecution of those who disagree with him.
I’ve worked a new word into my everyday vocabulary this year: “bro.”
GW can't be seen as a brave ally in the face of Trump's attacks if it dulls the blades of our only weapons — information.
A cartoon inspired by first-years' notable excitement.
I dreaded the idea of living in the Vern. Surprisingly, though, the Vern provided a better space to transition into my college experience and find my community.
Our own city is becoming seemingly subjugated to President Donald Trump’s national and international executive orders, but we need to acknowledge that D.C. officials, like Mayor Muriel Bowser, are caving to the president and refusing to admit their complacency.
Indie pop band The Driver Era commanded the stage in Program Board’s annual Spring Fling concert, with former Disney star Ross Lynch alongside brother Rocky Lynch delivering a high-energy performance to a small but mighty crowd.
Each new SGA election cycle boasts its own range of newcomers and familiar faces running for a seat in the governing body, and since 2023, one fuzzy, aspiring politico has become a recurring candidate.
The GW Reddit forum, a hub for all things admissions, campus gossip and dining hall grievances, has gone through its fair share of moderators since its 2010 launch.
Both college and advice columns are finite for a reason.
While the uber-expensive, influencer-backed Erewhon smoothies are a California specialty, a new cafe is bringing a cheaper taste of the West Coast to West End.
That depressed enthusiasm about the District is exactly what the Best of Northwest exists to counter. The Hatchet’s annual guide is meant to be a celebration of all that is still vibrant about life in our home of northwest D.C. and GW.
After battling back from a torn ACL and undergoing chemotherapy, Garrett Johnson is locked in on returning better than ever next season.
After winning five of their six nonconference games to start the season, the Revolutionaries have lost eight of their last 11 matches, most against conference opponents.
Golf wrapped up its regular season on April 12, concluding a year marked by the team’s adjustment to the growing pains of a reconstructed roster.
