Feast your eyes on Kirby’s newest adventure!
On the 30th anniversary of Kirby’s creation, Nintendo released a new game for the character. This installment is a non-challenging, enjoyable introduction to the world of gaming!
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The rising inflation
Inflation has led to an approximate 8.5% increase in prices, making students worried for their futures and resulting in food, used vehicles, vacations, gas, and other necessities becoming difficult to afford.
The garden of the Huskies: Creation of a campus garden
Constructing the garden of the Huskies has brought together students from across campus to create a space meant for nature, community, and healing.
Does pre-workout actually benefit lifters?
Pre-workout is meant to give lifters an energy boost while exercising. However, it is controversial in the weightlifting community because of its unknown effects.
Seniors face another tough college admissions cycle
College acceptance rates are dropping annually—likely due to Covid, causing dejected students to question what their hard work has been for and leading frustrated parents to push for measures that will support California applicants.
Humans of Washington High School: Women’s History Month
The women of Washington High School work actively to spur change in their communities and educate others.
The Kashmir Files: Expository masterpiece or political propaganda?
Hindi movie The Kashmir Files, about the exodus and genocide of Kashmiri Hindu Pandits, has taken the world by storm. Though it is an artistic masterpiece, its depiction of all Muslims as perpetrators of violence has stirred up controversy.
Exclusive: Rosalie Chiang on representation in Pixar’s Turning Red
In this exclusive interview with The Hatchet, Turning Red star Rosalie Chiang shares her experiences acting and explains the importance of diversity in Hollywood.
Our education system isn’t enough: We want change now
Our current education system is plagued by requirements and rules, which prevent students from exploring their passions in-depth. It’s time to implement key reforms—removing core requirements, allowing students agency over their course selection, etc.—to give students control over their learning.