Shwetha Srinivasan

It’s time GW revamps their research system to make it more accessible and student-friendly for undergraduates.

The launch of the new textbook sharing program shows that GW is making progress on affordability. But GW Hospital needs to take a look at its performance after failing to rank regionally and nationally.

GW’s plan to review its Title IX procedures will better enable the University to handle cases, but a court decision to block the District’s good reason handgun law will make it harder to ensure public safety.

A new rehabilitation program for students facing alcohol and drug violations offers a way out of punishment, while the Metropolitan Police Department doubles down on arrests for public marijuana use.

The increase in D.C.’s minimum wage is reason to celebrate, but the spike in violent crimes following Fourth of July festivities in the District is cause for concern.

From a new gender neutral identifier on licenses to another instance where the University lacked transparency, read our review to catch up on the news of the week.

Programming efforts for incoming freshmen Vernies should be redone to improve college life for incoming freshmen Vernies.

GW’s institutes should make recording their events a priority so that their work reaches all students.

GW should strive to cultivate a deeper interest and better understanding of South Asia through an academic program.

GW students shouldn’t be separated by their country of origin, but the current CI structure promotes that.