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Nicholas Anastácio, Community Relations Director

Nicholas, a senior pursuing double degrees in political communication and data science, is the community relations director of The Hatchet for Vol. 120. He previously served as the graphics editor. He is from Lyndhurst, New Jersey.

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Nicholas Anastácio | Community Relations Director

Dish of the Week: The best chicken tenders on campus, ranked

By Nicholas Anastácio, Community Relations Director
April 25, 2024
Perspective: I was sexually assaulted last semester. I cannot stay silent.

Perspective: I was sexually assaulted last semester. I cannot stay silent.

By Nicholas Anastácio, Community Relations Director
March 4, 2024
A total of 27 out of 41 available senate seats have no candidates this year, tallying one more vacancy than last year’s election when 25 of 46 seats lacked a candidate.

SA Senate candidates run uncontested in smallest campaign pool in 21 years

By Nicholas Anastacio and Shea Carlberg
April 10, 2023

GW’s 2021-22 Basketball Schedule

By Nicholas Anastacio
November 22, 2021
Deloitte will leverage interviews with faculty and stakeholders alongside other data to inform recommendations for the law school, officials said.

GW Law launches strategic planning process with Deloitte

By Nicholas Anastacio
September 27, 2021
Chen said her team used data from the proprietary database IQVIA to provide detailed information on the types of contraceptive care services across the nation.

Milken professor creates online map tracking nationwide contraceptive care access

By Michelle Vassilev and Nicholas Anastacio
September 13, 2021

What led up to LeBlanc’s departure

By Isha Trivedi and Nicholas Anastacio
May 24, 2021
Reid Wilson, a national correspondent for The Hill and an adjunct professor at GSPM, moderated the event as part of GSPM’s virtual series “Agree or Disagree: Conversations Across the Aisle.”

Former U.S. representatives discuss campaign fundraising, share views on reform

By Nicholas Anastacio
April 26, 2021
Casten said the presence of the filibuster in the U.S. Senate creates a barrier to “structural changes,” like eliminating subsidies that support “dirty energy,” like coal-fired power plants.

Congressman speaks about climate policy, carbon emissions at sustainability summit

By Nicholas Anastacio
February 16, 2021
Larson said misinformation around vaccines on social media platforms, especially throughout Africa, has existed due to an “erosion of trust” among communities, governments and public health authorities.

Communication, public health experts address vaccine misinformation, hesitancy

By Nicholas Anastacio
February 8, 2021
Majority-Black Wards 4, 5, 7 and 8 notched the highest rates of COVID-19 incidence in D.C. yet have the lowest numbers of vaccinated people, a disparity caused by inadequate and differential access to vaccines.

Racial, geographic disparities persist in vaccine rollout across wards

By Nicholas Anastacio and Matthew Donnell
February 1, 2021
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