New student orientation prioritizes student and family needs
GW’s new orientation eliminates a financial burden on families and encourages camaraderie in the new freshman class.
Colette Bruder
Libraries, study spaces should not be open 24/7
By running 24-hour study facilities, like Gelman Library, for students, GW is inadvertently endorsing unhealthy study behavior.
Essay: It's OK if you aren't interested in politics
The pressure to be political at GW forces students to blindly take a stance on every issue and furthers the partisanship on campus.
Season two of ‘13 Reasons Why' sparks important conversation
With additional resources, producers of “13 Reasons Why” meet their goal of starting a productive conversation about tough topics.
GW should offer a class on cooking and eating on a budget
These changes to the dining plan alone won’t spur healthier eating for students.
University should make study abroad more affordable for all students
As a university deeply committed to the benefits obtained from studying abroad, GW should do more to support students who hope to study internationally.