Demonstrators sustained their presence in U-Yard far past the 7 p.m. deadline set by officials for protesters to clear the encampment, but have yet to face direct pressure from police to vacate the...

Officials will bar SJP from sponsoring or organizing on-campus activities on GW property and from using any indoor or outdoor University facilities for at least the next 90 days.

Officials will announce Friday that the University will participate in the program to offer students unlimited rides on the Metro starting Dec. 1.

Protesters awake on the ninth day of the encampment to GW Police Department officers’ overnight removal of the large Palestinian flag that the group hoisted at the south end of University Yard...

The move comes after Johns Hopkins, Georgetown and American universities reimplemented their mask mandates earlier this month.

We at The Hatchet are sad to announce that rising junior Luke Wienecke — The Hatchet’s beloved sports editor — died Friday in Oklahoma City. He was 20.

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters are in University Yard, preparing to stay overnight.

A University website states that administrators plan to resume in-person classes by the fall semester.

By Semira Robinson, Staff Reporter Howard University hosted a Zoom webinar on July 7 to debrief the reopening plan that was sent out to the university community via email on June 25, 2020. Anthony...

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Synchronous course meetings will be canceled on Nov. 3 and offices will be closed as a “paid day off,” officials said.

The petition, which has amassed more than 3,600 signatures, was made in response to the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Administrators had sought the District’s approval of GW’s reopening plan by early July but had yet to publicly announce the plan’s approval.

Heather Swain was announced as GW’s new vice president for communications and marketing earlier this week.

Officials will install a vending machine in the student center in an effort to support students’ access to reproductive health resources.

Jackson taught a federal sentencing seminar at GW Law during the 2011, 2012 and 2014 spring semesters.

The Black Student Union has raised more than $9,500 in three days to support three organizations working to cover arrested protestors’ bail and legal fees.

Matthew Kimwon, the owner of McReynold’s Liquors, said he and his wife Sophia sold the store to travel to South Korea to take care of his sick mother.

Junior Howard Brookins narrowly secured the SA presidency Friday, the first black president of the organization in a decade.

The Humane League collaborated with GW Animal Advocates to host a virtual reality workshop with professional animal activist Chris Guinn in District House Wednesday.

Clips from a pair of recordings appear to show University President Ellen Granberg saying she wished she could expel students who engaged in certain types of pro-Palestinian speech, clips a GW...

The Associated Collegiate Press named The Hatchet one of the best online college newspapers in the country Thursday.

DeGroot – a journalism major and junior from Longmont, Colorado – will lead the paper’s 118’s volume, which starts in May.

The letter states the “abruptness” of the Board’s announcement limits community feedback on the decision to arm some GWPD officers before its implementation.

Officials announced Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will continue teaching his constitutional law seminar after thousands called for his firing.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had co-taught the course since 2011, but won’t teach it this fall after thousands called for his firing.

MPD spokesperson Makhetha Watson identified the student as 21-year-old Sarah Levitt, who also went by Sami, according to GW’s directory.

A University spokesperson said Panda Express will accept GWorld.

The University announced in an email Thursday that a free shuttle between the Foggy Bottom campus and Safeway begins operations on Saturday.

Barr ordered law enforcement to break up a protest in Lafayette Square to make way for President Donald Trump’s photo op in front of St. John’s Church.

From home run contests and player meetups to bar specials for bandwagon fans, here’s a roundup of the fanfare during the All-Star Game weekend.

Krug must leave her professor position and give her platform to one more deserving and honest than herself.