The GW Hatchet

In defense of the political science major

By Andrew Sugrue
April 18, 2022

Andrew Sugrue: Calling it like it is

By Andrew Sugrue
April 18, 2022

Professors should be more diligent about posting grades to Blackboard

By Andrew Sugrue
April 4, 2022

Hating on GW isn’t a personality trait

By Andrew Sugrue
January 31, 2022

D.C. should institute ranked-choice voting

By Andrew Sugrue
January 10, 2022

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
December 22, 2021

GW should learn from mold outbreaks by proactively addressing student concerns

By Andrew Sugrue
September 20, 2021

Students should advocate for voting rights

By Andrew Sugrue
September 8, 2021

An introduction to The Hatchet’s Opinions section

By Andrew Sugrue
September 1, 2021

GW deserves credit for its vaccine mandate

By Andrew Sugrue
August 23, 2021

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
August 5, 2021

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
July 23, 2021

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
July 9, 2021

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
June 17, 2021

Submit an op-ed to The Hatchet

By Andrew Sugrue
June 10, 2021

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
June 3, 2021

J&J’s suspension does not mean you should skip getting vaccinated

By Andrew Sugrue
April 14, 2021

Trump’s acquittal is a sin against democracy

By Andrew Sugrue
February 14, 2021

The good and bad of the state of COVID-19 – and what to do to finally end this nightmare

By Andrew Sugrue
February 3, 2021

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
December 24, 2020

Skip large gatherings this Thanksgiving to keep your family safe

By Andrew Sugrue
November 22, 2020

Changing our clocks makes us sadder and sicker

By Andrew Sugrue
November 12, 2020

Colleges should not blame their students for COVID-19 outbreaks

By Andrew Sugrue
September 20, 2020

The filibuster is a threat to democracy and should be eliminated

By Andrew Sugrue
August 23, 2020

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
July 31, 2020

Best and worst of this week’s headlines: International students, sexual abuse

By Andrew Sugrue
July 16, 2020

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
July 2, 2020

Granting D.C. statehood would help pave the way for racial justice, fair representation

By Andrew Sugrue
June 18, 2020

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
June 11, 2020

Jack Evans doesn’t deserve your vote in Tuesday’s Ward 2 election

By Andrew Sugrue
June 1, 2020

Introducing The Hatchet’s Volume 117 editorial board

By Andrew Sugrue and Hannah Thacker
May 11, 2020

If fall classes go online, GW should explore ways to cut tuition

By Andrew Sugrue
May 11, 2020

Best and worst of this week’s headlines

By Andrew Sugrue
April 22, 2020

Trump’s response to pandemic endangers students and families

By Andrew Sugrue
April 13, 2020

GW should weigh these factors when considering a higher GPA for merit aid

By Andrew Sugrue
March 8, 2020

Banning laptops patronizes students who can make their own choices

By Andrew Sugrue
January 27, 2020

GW YAF should have known better than to bring Michael Knowles to campus

By Andrew Sugrue
October 13, 2019

Students should learn the mounting health risks: Stop smoking vapes

By Andrew Sugrue
September 9, 2019

What the University won’t tell you about living on the Vern

By Andrew Sugrue
April 15, 2019

New Elliott School degree will help expand career opportunities for students

By Andrew Sugrue
February 14, 2019

Political participation shouldn’t end with midterm elections

By Andrew Sugrue
November 12, 2018

GW should shift away from early decision to benefit prospective students

By Andrew Sugrue
October 25, 2018

Freshmen should focus more on learning than their GPA when choosing spring classes

By Andrew Sugrue
October 15, 2018

When the president tries to discredit fact, stand up like the public health school

By Andrew Sugrue
September 26, 2018