A month after the University initiated a search for the next GW Police Department chief, students and faculty say they want ...

Dozens of cannabis “gifting” shops in D.C. have applied for medical marijuana licenses since D.C. officials enacted ...

Neighborhood officials and residents are split over the National Park Service’s plan to eliminate reversible rush hour lanes ...

Amy Witkoski, an assistant professor at New York University’s Rory Meyers College of Nursing, said extending overtime hours ...

Emily Feng, an international correspondent for NPR, discussed how her book showcases the diverse lived experiences of the ...

The Staff Council pressed Provost Chris Bracey and Chief Financial Officer Bruno Fernandes with questions about issues facing ...

Officials announced early last month they are beginning the process of a brand refresh to ensure marketing and communication ...

Voter turnout dropped by 20.3 percent in last week’s Student Government Association election, the second-lowest turnout over ...

Typically, when art imitates life, it doesn’t cause viewers to break into a cold sweat as their heartbeats thrum in their ears. But separating fiction from real life can be difficult when viewers find ...

Each year, graduating editors are given 30 final column inches — “30” was historically used to signify the end of a story — to reflect on their time at The Hatchet, published in the final issues of ...

We made a paper every single week that we could be proud of, but beyond that, we made a home in that townhouse.

The State Department has canceled or terminated visas for about five current students and five recent graduates, Provost ...