Opinions

While many District residents celebrated this week, some alumni felt like they were left in the dark about pending changes to the GW Alumni Association.

With additional resources, producers of “13 Reasons Why” meet their goal of starting a productive conversation about tough topics.

While I didn’t know this coming into GW, incoming freshmen should embrace all opportunities with an open mind.

The Hatchet’s editorial board, a part of the opinions section, has the job of taking an official stance for the newspaper on various issues.

Majors force students to become one trick ponies instead of jacks of all trades, which isn’t beneficial in the workplace.

A large national chain took admirable steps to improve their handling of bias, but it’s hard to be completely optimistic.

As a proud and loyal GW alumnus, I will continue my longtime and significant support for GW as long as we remain known as the Colonials.

Students, including myself, shouldn’t feel guilty for going home to work as camp counselors or in customer service to earn money and spend time with family.

Growing up queer and Jewish in New Hampshire is different than growing up with these attributes in a diverse city like D.C.

While new Title IX policies are a step in the right direction, there is still room for improvement and GW needs to make updates to protect students.