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Photo Essay: Class of 2026 bids farewell to GW in week of graduation ceremonies

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By Nicholas Ware
| The GW Hatchet Verified
Skip to Content Graduates carry their school banners during University Commencement Sunday. (Kris Park | Assistant Photo Editor) A graduate walks up to receive his diploma at the School of Engineering & Applied Science ceremony Friday. (Kris Park | Assistant Photo Editor) A Class of 2026 tassel at the School of Nursing graduation ceremony Friday. (Nicholas Ware | Assistant Photo Editor) Graduates have their portraits taken during the School of Engineering & Applied Science ceremony Friday.
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Mega-Issuance and the AI Arms Race: Big Tech’s Impact on Credit Spreads

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By Mike Talaga, Nicholas Ware, James Donahue
| VettaFi Advisor Perspectives Verified
Key takeaways: Big Tech is making greater use of the debt markets with heavier issuance, shifting from a predominantly cash-funded model to using more leverage as they compete in the AI arms race. Credit markets remain open but cautious, demanding premiums even from highly rated technology issuers, potentially stalling the overall grind tighter in credit spreads.
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Photo Essay: DC reopens after longest government shutdown in history

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By Nicholas Ware
| The GW Hatchet Verified
Skip to Content November 17, 2025 Your donation directly empowers the student journalists of The GW Hatchet, giving them the tools to investigate, report and publish stories that matter. Every contribution helps us continue our decades long tradition of independent journalism at GW. Full Name (as appears on credit card) Email I would like to remain anonymous. (Name will only be used to verify billing.) Donation Amount Custom Donation Amount I agree to the terms of service.
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