This term’s case centers around whether it is constitutional for a 2006 Michigan ballot amendment to ban the state giving preferential treatment in public college admissions because of race or gender.
Thumbs up: A more diverse law school class. Thumbs down: A sad, disturbing story
We don’t deserve a pat on the back until we realize that mental illness doesn’t go away after an hour appointment at the counselor’s office is over.
It doesn’t matter if science is the most lucrative profession. It’s still a subject worth spending on because majors who study basic science go on to do great things.
Some news we liked, and some we didn’t, around GW this week
Each week in The Forum, read Hatchet opinions editors’ takes on what stood out this week at GW and in D.C.
Hosting the 2024 Olympics would be a massively expensive endeavor, but it presents an otherwise impossible opportunity to revitalize the District and even our University.
We’re impressed by GW’s strides in sustainability, but worried students may not be taking HIV testing seriously.
After looking at the achievements of other schools on the Sierra Club’s list of “coolest schools,” I’m wondering if there’s a point where GW – a school located in the heart of one of the nation’s most prominent cities – can no longer aggressively compete.
American students should also work to increase their fluency in international affairs and global cultures, but at the very least, we have a responsibility to know our own history. A course in the subject would help. If we’re really going to deserve our top political title, we have to earn it.