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All content by Molly Kaiser
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Molly Kaiser: Finding the right words

By Molly Kaiser
April 14, 2022
You should begin your 10-day self-isolation period as soon as you receive positive test results.

What to do if you test positive for COVID-19

By Molly Kaiser
January 18, 2022
Karpeh said he considers his music to be a mix of lush and dynamic pop and soul.

A conversation with musician and alumnus Cautious Clay

By Molly Kaiser
November 1, 2021
Junior Eliza McLamb started gaining a large following last spring after posting videos of herself singing original songs.

Best GW student TikToker: Eliza McLamb

By Molly Kaiser
April 19, 2021
HipCityVeg uses entirely non-GMO ingredients while composting and recycling its food and packaging.

Eco-friendly eateries around D.C.

By Molly Kaiser
April 12, 2021
Junior Eliza McLamb started gaining a large following last spring after posting videos of herself singing original songs.

GW students gain millions of views on TikTok

By Molly Kaiser
April 4, 2021
Senior Ryan Tavares met his girlfriend, Manuela Lopez-Restrepo, on Hinge, and spoke with her for weeks virtually before meeting her in person.

During pandemic, students keep romance alive through social media, outdoor dates

By Molly Kaiser
February 8, 2021
In addition to their eggplant cemita, which combines Oaxaca cheese, chipotle flavors and avocado for a satisfying meal, Taqueria Xochi also offers a chicken option.

Dish of the Week: Taqueria Xochi’s eggplant cemita

By Molly Kaiser
January 21, 2021
Restaurants in D.C. hope to use bubble tents, or "igloos," to keep diners eating outdoors as temperatures plummet this winter.

‘It was just sad’: Restaurant owners work to rehire, keep connections with furloughed staff

By Samantha Kramer, Molly Kaiser, Clara Duhon, Chloe Kearin Willeford and Gabriella Spina
December 23, 2020
COVID-19 can live on surfaces for hours or even days, so consider a contactless gift option to keep your loved ones safe.

Presents you don’t need to wrap: Your guide to shopping for contactless gifts

By Molly Kaiser
December 6, 2020
Newspaper subscriptions are so much more than access to news articles – take advantage of student access to The Washington Post, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal with our tips.

Make the most of your free Post, Times and Wall Street Journal subscriptions

By Molly Kaiser
November 16, 2020
American Son's Mexican blue shrimp rice noodle salad burst with umami, complemented by just a bit of heat.

Dish of the Week: American Son’s Mexican blue shrimp rice noodle salad

By Molly Kaiser
October 21, 2020
Many of the buildings on GW's campus are named for statesmen with unsavory personal histories often swept under the rug.

Beyond the walls: Examining the history of campus building names, Colonials moniker

By Molly Kaiser and Julia Russo
September 28, 2020
If you're looking to dive deeper on race through academics this semester, consider one of the following courses during the add/drop period.

Racial justice classes to enroll in this semester

By Molly Kaiser
August 30, 2020
Steve Scully said a ticket with Biden and Michelle Obama would be “unbeatable" because of Obama’s name recognition and popularity, even though the former first lady has publicly rejected the possibility.

Political experts analyze Biden running mate choices, impact of COVID-19 on 2020 election

By Molly Kaiser
May 9, 2020
Take care of your mental well-being during quarantine by practicing mindfulness.

How to combat the quarantine blues

By Molly Kaiser
April 20, 2020
From true crime to politics, check out Hatchet editors' top podcast picks while in quarantine.

The Hatchet’s favorite podcasts for you to binge in quarantine

By Molly Kaiser
April 5, 2020
Vintage patterns and groovy styles are reemerging as this spring's fashion trends.

Stay in style with these spring fashion trends

By Molly Kaiser
March 2, 2020
The artisanal market Artists & Fleas will replace the Dean and Deluca in Georgetown.

New York-based Artists & Fleas market to open blocks from campus in Georgetown

By Molly Kaiser
February 18, 2020
The Latin American cuisine-inspired restaurant Mercy Me will open in the West End sometime next month.

Call Your Mother owners blend South American cuisine in new West End restaurant

By Molly Kaiser
January 27, 2020
More than a 100 drag queens participated in Dupont Circle's annual race.

Drag queens dash through Dupont Circle in annual High Heel Race

By Molly Kaiser
October 30, 2019
Head to a thrift store like Buffalo Exchange and grab all the materials needed for a Halloween costume.

Cut down on waste using Halloween costume pieces from thrift stores

By Molly Kaiser
October 28, 2019
The exhibit features 29 rooms that each display work from artists and activists.

Immersive pop-up shop takes attendees into more than 20 art installations

By Molly Kaiser
October 19, 2019
Hatchet File Photo

SMPA students, faculty share memories of Newseum nearing its closure

By Molly Kaiser
October 13, 2019
Chvrches is one of the many indie-pop artists that performed at the All Things Go festival this weekend.

Indie-pop artists take the stage at All Things Go Fall Classic

By Molly Kaiser and Sidney Lee
October 13, 2019
District Doughnut's pumpkin glazed doughnut will help you transition into the fall months.

Ring in fall with seasonal desserts around the District

By Molly Kaiser
September 29, 2019
Concert tickets can be purchased from the truck, which began making rounds two weeks ago.

9:30 Club to bring mobile box office truck to campus

By Molly Kaiser
September 9, 2019
Plant Based Burger

D.C. restaurants embrace growing plant-based burger popularity

By Molly Kaiser
September 2, 2019
Sarah Urtz | Assistant Photo Editor

Clothing basics to transition you into school attire

By Molly Kaiser
August 25, 2019
Three staff members from the CSE will represent GW in the cohort.

Quiz: What student organization should you join?

By Molly Kaiser
August 18, 2019
Alexander Welling | Assistant Photo Editor

A guide to D.C. public transportation for freshmen

By Molly Kaiser
August 18, 2019
The Washington Opera will perform “The Barber of Seville” at Nationals Park Saturday.

Weekend Outlook – Taste vegan bites at the annual VegFest

By Molly Kaiser
August 8, 2019
Shane Bahn | Photographer

Weekend Outlook – Celebrate Peruvian culture at the Museum of the American Indian

By Molly Kaiser
July 26, 2019
Hatchet File Photo

Sign of the Whale to shut down this week

By Molly Kaiser
July 4, 2019
Meredith Roaten | Senior Staff Photographer

Dish of the week: Call Your Mother’s ‘Julian’ bagel

By Molly Kaiser
June 27, 2019
Head to the annual pride parade Saturday at 21st and P streets.

Weekend Outlook — Celebrate Pride month at the Capital Pride Parade

By Molly Kaiser
June 6, 2019
Head to the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop for classes on outdoor drawing and street photography.

Activities around the District to keep you busy all summer long

By Molly Kaiser
May 20, 2019
Ashley Atilano shared her experience as a first-generation and Latina student.

CCAS graduates told to make the most of their circumstances

By Molly Kaiser
May 19, 2019
Keynote speaker and alumna Susie Selby, who runs a winery in California, said graduates should be open to finding their passion after graduation.

Masters, doctoral business school graduates urged to be kind in their careers

By Molly Kaiser
May 18, 2019
Buy your senior friend a gift card to the Crumbs and Whiskers kitten lounge.

Low-cost purchases to gift your graduating friend

By Molly Kaiser
May 13, 2019
Senior Sarah Hawk walks down the runway at the Fashion and Business Association’s inaugural fashion show.

Student organization hosts inaugural fashion show, releases magazine

By Molly Kaiser
April 22, 2019
An alumna launched a fundraiser on Kickstarter in late February and aims to raise $60,000 by next week for Coldharbour Tiles, a Rwanda-based company that turns used plastic into colorful decorative tiles.

Alumna creates tiles made entirely out of recycled plastic

By Molly Kaiser
April 4, 2019
Tucked in between a row of townhouses, the immense wave mural covers the entire side of a home in Georgetown.

Best place for an Instagram-worthy photo shoot: ‘The Great Wave’ mural in Georgetown

By Molly Kaiser
April 1, 2019
Alden Sabah helped raise the funds to create "Period. End of Sentence," a film that took home an Oscar in the "Best Short Documentary" category.

Freshman raised money to make Oscar-winning short documentary possible

By Molly Kaiser
February 28, 2019
Sarah Shavin, a senior majoring in business and an Innovation Center fellow, and co-founder Alana Gross, a senior majoring in accounting, will help host the "hackathon" event.

Students to craft solutions to fashion industry challenges at inaugural ‘hackathon’

By Molly Kaiser
February 4, 2019
A 250 mg jar of CBD-infused honey is sold for $30 and the 500 mg jar is sold for $50.

Try the CBD-infused product trend at these shops around the District

By Molly Kaiser
January 14, 2019
Art Jamz' “Paint and Sip Date Nights” at 1728 Connecticut Ave. NW allow couples and friends to embrace their creativity, with the help of the studio’s wide array of cocktail options.

Excursions and other gifts you can’t wrap this holiday season

By Molly Kaiser
December 10, 2018
Junior Michael Ferrier rehearses ahead of the Searcher Records showcase Friday.

Four student music acts to play concert hosted by GW record label

By Molly Kaiser
November 29, 2018
Augment Arcade, a virtual reality bar located on the first floor of Flash Nightclub at 645 Florida Ave. NW, opened this week.

Weekend outlook – Tour a haunted mansion through virtual reality equipment

By Molly Kaiser
October 25, 2018
Derek Long | Staff Photographer

Industry experts discuss making fashion more sustainable at Textile Museum

By Molly Kaiser
October 1, 2018
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