The D.C. Council passed emergency legislation to support D.C. Circulator employees Tuesday as more than 90 drivers faced layoffs. The DC Circulator Transition Temporary Amendment Act of 2024, which ...

A Republican member of Congress discussed his experience being at the first assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump during an event at the School of Media & Public Affairs on Wednesday.

A year after Western Market launched an eco-friendly partnership with a waste management company to reduce vendor food waste, the market installed composting bins at food disposal stations to include ...

As the bass pumps through the speakers of a D.C. nightclub and students pack the dance floor like sardines, a familiar face may be controlling the track from behind the DJ booth. At undergraduates’ ...

I’ve always wished to leave Roswell, Georgia, the suburban conservative town I call home. But ever since I moved to D.C. for college, the state always seems to be on my mind. Like many other students, ...

District officials indefinitely delayed the opening of an unhoused shelter near campus two weeks before residents planned to move in, pushing back their anticipated entry date for the fifth time ...

The political climate of the United States today is oppressively reliant on superficial contents of limited media and seemingly random endorsements. Whether it be Charli XCX randomly tweeting “kamala ...

A Ukrainian soldier’s military ID card, fragments from a Russian jet and a propeller from an Iranian drone sat on display at the Smith Hall of Art for over a month in an exhibit that concluded Sept.

Editor’s note: This article contains The Hatchet’s live coverage of day three of the encampment. To read The Hatchet’s coverage of day four, click here. Night has fallen on the pro-Palestinian ...

In 2010, the District implemented a 5-cent tax on single-use paper and plastic bags to encourage consumers to switch from plastic to reusable bags. City officials say plastic bag usage has plummeted ...

D.C. officials have unveiled a pilot program that would shut down three of the city’s major homeless encampments and connect residents to housing, but critics say the plan lacks clarity and ...

A District judge rejected last week the D.C. government’s request to dismiss a lawsuit from an unnamed group of locals aiming to block the conversion of a former GW residence hall into a homeless ...