Opinions

A full and inclusive history allows students to understand the role of themselves and their communities in the construction of a better democracy.

This week’s headlines were double edged swords for both the University and the District, as both continue to deal with a potentially waning pandemic.

My fears of not fitting in and missing home did not come true – I made it through a pandemic and moving cities, and I’m ready to make my mark at GW.

the delta variant of the coronavirus has begun to slither through D.C. , threatening to dismantle the progress the region has made against the COVID-19 crisis.

This week’s headlines were a mixed bag. Read our rundown of the best and worst of this week’s news.

In a world that denies Black men and boys their joy, this is my earnest attempt to celebrate their happiness and grace.

If we want to continue working for change, year-round organizing at the state level is key to protecting and expanding our progress.

D.C. partied like it was 2019 for the Fourth of July, but also solemnly commemorated six months since the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

In your honor Deborah, I rededicate myself to forever cherish my relationships and the unwavering Jewish identity you showed us.

Miranda’s film leans into uncreative American-centric Latinx generalizations of Brown communities for the entertainment of White ones