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Serving the GW Community since 1904

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All content by Maggie Rhoads
Dr. Maryssa Miller, a GW resident physician, leads other union members through a series of chants.

SMHS residents, fellows vote to strike, citing inadequate pay, mental health care

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
December 5, 2024
An attendee partakes in a minute of recollection at the Cry N' Vibe.

TikTok influencer encourages Washingtonians to embrace crying in tear-centric event

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
November 18, 2024
Nick Penders, Tyler Richardson and Braden Lovino host their show "Soundtrack of My Life" from midnight to 1 a.m.

Sleepless in DC: The life of student late-night radio hosts

By Maggie Rhoads and Molly Wolf
October 7, 2024
A sign in the entrance of the Milken Institute School of Public Health.

Non-public health students lose access to Milken study spaces

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
September 19, 2024
South Hall located on F Street.

Number of RHA Council candidates, elected officers exceed last year’s race

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
September 16, 2024

Political science professor talks new book on economic theory

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
September 9, 2024
The Eatery at Pelham Commons in August after it's recent renovations.

Students report new food options, ‘sterile’ ambiance after Pelham dining hall revamp

By Jackson Rickert and Maggie Rhoads
September 9, 2024
Thousands of pro-Palestine demonstrators march down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the United States Capitol.

Thousands march through DC to denounce Netanyahu’s visit, war in Gaza

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
August 5, 2024
Metro riders sit and stand as they pass the Foggy Bottom Metro Station.

WMATA retires 2000-series trains

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
May 20, 2024
A new garden on the Mount Vernon campus grows fresh fruits and vegetables.

GW Sustainability establishes community garden on the Vern

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
April 29, 2024
Moderator and School of Media & Public Affairs Director Peter Loge sits with panelists, from left to right, Director of Performance Marketing at Direct Persuasion Liz Ring, Senior Nicholas Anastácio, Alumna Madeline Twomey, and Sophomore Sonia Howell.

Political consultants, students talk political authenticity on social media

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
April 25, 2024
First-year psychology student Sophia Dalal in an interview with Hatchet staff writer Brooke Forgette

Students want better dining, free speech, SGA transparency ahead of elections

By Jenna Lee and Maggie Rhoads
April 8, 2024
A wrench lies on a swimmer's block next to the Smith Center swimming pool.

Students anticipate transportation, cost issues after Smith Center swimming pool removal

By Maggie Rhoads and Erika Filter
March 25, 2024
Throughout the rest of the event, from left to right, columnist Jonah Goldberg, professor Frank Sesno, journalist Michel Martin and Gov. Spencer Cox (R-Utah) discussed civil discourse, climate change, transgender rights and misinformation at an event Wednesday.

Utah governor calls gender-affirming care ‘genital mutilation’ at political discourse event

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
February 22, 2024
LVMH Chief Legal Officer Rodney Pratt and moderator Kathryn Chavez during the discussion Monday.

Fashion law expert discusses work at Nike, LVMH

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
February 15, 2024
From left to right, SMPA Director Peter Loge, FDA Commissioner Robert M. Califf and GW student Aaliyah Guzman during the talk on Tuesday.

FDA commissioner discusses vaccine misinformation

By Maggie Rhoads, Staff Writer
February 7, 2024
The directory for the Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service, housed within 2300 H St.

Officials shrink Nashman Center office space, cramping students, staff

By Maggie Rhoads and Sachini Adikari
February 5, 2024
Tonic at Quigley's, who has implemented a 3 percent service fee.

Local restaurants cut staff, implement fees after tipped minimum wage increase

By Erika Filter and Maggie Rhoads
January 21, 2024
The GW Law School entrance on H Street.

Legal experts talk intersection of science and animal law in court, lobbying

By Maggie Rhoads, Reporter
January 16, 2024
Dana Bash and Jonathan Karl discuss former president Donald Trump in the Jack Morton Auditorium.

Political reporter talks potential second Trump term, aftermath of Jan. 6

By Maggie Rhoads, Reporter
December 7, 2023
An overhead light shines on a District House kitchenette.

Officials to divvy $25 million for residence hall renovations over 5 years

By Maggie Rhoads and Sarah Gross
December 4, 2023
Workers walk through Western Market last month.

Homecoming in Foggy Bottom: Employees return to in-person work en masse

By Cristina Stassis and Maggie Rhoads
November 13, 2023
Israeli political scientist Dahlia Scheindlin addressed students on the war between Israel and Hamas and the resulting campus reverberations at the GW Hillel Building on Wednesday.

Israeli political scientist talks ongoing Israel-Hamas war

By Maggie Rhoads, Reporter
November 6, 2023
The Residences on The Avenue on the corner of I and 22nd Street.

Students move off campus for improved facilities as average Foggy Bottom rents increase

By Maggie Rhoads and Rachel Silverman
November 6, 2023
Community members pass through Foggy Bottom's Western Market to peruse a range of global cuisines.

Local businesses adjust to new law requiring cash payment option

By Maggie Rhoads and Hana Manaye
October 23, 2023
Leon Spears discusses D.C.'s firearm laws at the School of Media and Public Affairs on Tuesday. 

Firearms instructor, alum talks concealed carry in DC

By Maggie Rhoads, Reporter
October 12, 2023
Order numbers stack up on a digital screen as students await their District House meals.

Students say they prefer District House vendors over dining halls despite wait times

By Maggie Rhoads, Reporter
October 9, 2023
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