Opinions

During a crisis, families should understand that officials are trying their best to financially help their students.

While thousands march to express their anger with police brutality, officials released a premature decision on fall classes.

Councilmember Jack Evans has disgraced the city he pledged to serve – and D.C. voters should soundly reject his candidacy in Tuesday’s primary.

I can’t help but live in fear because as long as you’re black, nothing you say or do matters as long as you look the part. And you always look the part.

In spite of his policy shortcomings, Biden represents a clear step in the right, or left, direction from Trump.

GW’s insistence on keeping the Confucius Institute open not only defies rationality but violates our character as an institution.

A much better solution, albeit one that would require enough courage to buck the existing trend, is a hiring binge. Not a hiring freeze.

While the Class of 2020 is being dealt a terrible hand, they have exemplified what it means to take everything with a grain of salt and adjust.

The guidelines do not focus on assisting survivors but are more of a measure to prevent theoretical false accusations from hurting assailants.

The government has limited where we can go and who we can interact with. Assuming those rules will subside after the pandemic is naive.