California’s Response to Crime
October 13, 2025
AI in Art: A Blessing or a Curse?
The use of AI in art specifically has become a major controversy. There are many purposes of art, but one thing they have in common is the expression of emotion. However, AI, with its logic and algorithms, represents the stark opposite.
Cookie Clash: Ranking the Best Chocolate Chip Cookies
A chocolate chip cookie may seem like a simple treat, but perfecting one is an art. With so many options available, The Hatchet staff set out to find the best chocolate chip cookie in the Bay Area.
Washington’s Track & Field Team is Back in Action
The spring season for sports has officially begun, marking the start of baseball, lacrosse, track & field, and more. The Washington track & field team is ready to start the new season strong, with hopes of moving on to championships. With a new head coach leading the way, the Huskies are prepared to excel.
Are Pets the Medicine for Mental Health?
Animals are a huge part of the lives of students and staff here at Washington High School. Whether it is their fluffy hair or their smooth scales, having a pet can provide comfort and companionship, especially during stressful times like exams or while trying to maintain a social life.
A Look Back on the WHS Boys Basketball 2024-25 Season
As winter sports ended with the NCS divisional playoffs, it was once again a successful season for Washington High School. Four sports made their respective playoffs, with the boys’ basketball team seeing major success even while undergoing a change in management.
Inside the WHS Ceramics Program
At Washington High School, the ceramics program allows students to freely express their talents and art in the form of clay. The class is more than just pottery.
Inside the Multimedia Art Academy
The Multimedia Art Academy (MMAA) is a three-year program at Washington that provides numerous opportunities for students interested in the arts
The Impact of DEI Cuts
n late January of this year, President Trump signed an order to effectively eradicate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs across the government.
From Teacher to Artist: Mr. Vose Opens Gallery
Many Washington students remember Mr. Vose as a P.E. teacher and a Track and Field coach at Washington High School. But a few years ago, he quit his full-time job to open an art gallery in Niles. This career change is unusual. Many teachers stick with the career until retirement, as they would lose access to the majority of their pension benefits by leaving the job too soon.