Column: GW should reform its laundry system
GW should get rid of card readers to improve the upkeep of laundry machines and give students the ability to do laundry for free.
GW should get rid of card readers to improve the upkeep of laundry machines and give students the ability to do laundry for free.
With GW’s support, its students can confidently navigate the pros and cons of taking out student loans.
With freshmen arriving this fall while drug abuse and addiction persist, now is the time for GW to improve its prevention programs and recovery resources.
Faculty can take a stand against industry-driven climate change misinformation by taking Sunrise GW’s No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge.
More students should recognize the difficulties of teaching during the pandemic and thank their professors who have done so with effort and empathy.
Officials should communicate that they unequivocally stand with students who want, need or have already had an abortion
GW should invest more funds to expand The Store after Whole Foods’ departure from the GWorld system sets back attempts to tackle campus food insecurity.
Professors should hold final exams virtually to eliminate antiquated testing methods and make everyone’s exam week a little easier while they’re at it.
While there may not be a quick fix to longstanding maintenance and facilities issues, students need to feel comfortable living at GW
Facing younger challengers with new ideas, Norton should drop her reelection bid in an effort to pass on the baton of democratic representation.