GW should better accommodate employees who work on snow days
The University and students should be more accommodating to on-campus staff when they require them to work during what is defined as an “emergency.”
Rachel Armany
Gelman study spaces must be altered to better fit student need
With some realistic renovations and relocation of items, Gelman Library can be more efficiently designed to cater to different students’ needs.
GW must offer more writing-based art classes
If GW offered more GPAC courses that center around the different areas of writing for the arts, students can explore the world of art more effectively.
Older residence halls should be renovated to have student lounges on upper floors
In order to create spaces where students will build a community, more inviting lounges should exist on upper floors of older residence halls.
Student organizations should empower members to embrace their identity
More student groups that work to empower different students should follow in FSU’s lead, by running their own version of a social media campaign.
Students need more accessible cultural food options
GW should partner with more restaurants that specifically cater to all the different cultures we see on campus.
Alternative Breaks can avoid ‘voluntourism’ with more funding
With a larger budget, Alternative Breaks could complete service work internationally while also giving more financially to communities in need.
Skip your hundredth trip to the monuments to do some volunteer work
Many people occasionally volunteer, but regular nonprofit work should be a priority for students all-year round.
FixIt should streamline its request system to shorten wait times
Students should be able to send FixIt requests directly to the type of worker who would handle their problem.
Upperclassmen need cheaper housing options
The price jump from freshman year housing to upperclassmen housing makes GW unaffordable for some students.