In her speech in front of a crowd her campaign claims was 75,000 people, Harris called former President Donald Trump — who delivered a speech urging supporters to fight the election results at the ...

Deep in the recesses of The Hatchet’s archives are the first writings of one of the United States’ most influential Hollywood scribes. No, we didn’t get on the Nora Ephron train early, and Aaron ...

Darren Buchanan Jr. had no intention of leaving GW after his breakout redshirt freshman season. Many wondered if a second transfer was in the cards for Buchanan. With three years of eligibility left, ...

A month into GW’s two-monthlong I Street Mall construction project, vendors and customers who frequent a weekly farmers market in the space said operations are temporarily cramped, but the project’s ...

I’ve lived in the United States as a green card holder for five years without the ability to vote. I live under a government I have no say in. As a child and young adult, all I wished was to be able ...

Sororities and fraternities are criticizing the Office of Student Life’s enforcement of a housing rule that they say will prevent people with disability accommodations from living in their on-campus ...

A female student reported being the victim of a hit and run when her vehicle was parked near the Science and Engineering Hall. GW Police Department officers and D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical ...

More than 75 students from universities across the D.C., Maryland and Virginia region gathered in Duques Hall Thursday night to discuss whether the U.S. should cease aid to Israel. Moderator Sadie ...

With just one week until the start of the 2024-25 season, GW fans are left wondering whether men’s basketball will be able to put aside last year’s defeats and capitalize on this year’s opportunities.

The Student Bar Association Senate on Tuesday voted to approve SBA President Cherissa Lindsay’s veto of an ad-hoc bill for a law student networking event following a law school official’s disapproval ...

Fraternity fall recruitment numbers declined this semester, which some members attributed to delayed programming schedules from Interfraternity Council leaders and a lack of communication between ...