Essay: Sharing a birthday with Valentine's Day
Even if I have had my share of awkward birthdays and feelings of loneliness, at least I have something going for me. For one, nobody ever forgets my birthday.
Kiran Hoeffner-Shah
Administrators should respond to xenophobia surrounding coronavirus
Telling students to wash their hands might be helpful to prevent the spread of disease, but it does not stop racism.
LeBlanc's insensitive analogy showed poor judgment
LeBlanc’s comments show an inability to understand and empathize with minority students on campus who might not feel comfortable on a majority white campus.
Oscar-nominated movies worth watching before the award ceremony
You may not have the time, interest or money to watch every film, so we’ve compiled a list of noteworthy movies.
Students should back Ward 2 candidates who will advocate for them
Candidates have proposed solutions to issues like homelessness and green transportation, but students should ultimately choose a person who will support them.
The best and worst from this week's headlines
Faculty are gaining more involvement in the strategic planning process, and House Republicans are using Evans to delay D.C. statehood debate.
GW must expel those found guilty of sexual assault
The University needs to follow changing tides and adjust Title IX policies to expel students found guilty of sexual assault.
Counter-protesting helps silence hateful rhetoric
Students should not feel that they gave protestors a platform but should be proud that they defended our campus from hate, and they should keep doing it.
Officials should expand freshman forgiveness to all undergraduates
Expanding freshman forgiveness to all undergraduates would help students who struggle at any point during their college career.
Students are in the right place to join the Global Climate Strike
Students should be at the front line of the strike Friday and join the push to address climate change.