Opinions

Seniors will tell you when they land a job or receive a graduate school acceptance. In the meantime, ask them how they are holding up before graduation.

There are obvious flaws in the absentee voting system that could deter people from casting their ballots. But voting is a right, not a privilege.

Professors who teach sensitive topics like slavery and colonialism should have a keen understanding of how to approach those conversations with care.

We want to clarify misperceptions and offer support for the RSC and address two points that have been raised in recent discussions about the center.

Divestment is more of a political statement in the face of global climate change, but it is the right direction for GW to move toward morally.

Students do not need to show gratitude in significant ways, but a small “thank you” or wave would help workers feel recognized. 

It is unclear whether the officer’s actions were self-motivated, but either way they represent a threat to students.

Even if I have had my share of awkward birthdays and feelings of loneliness, at least I have something going for me. For one, nobody ever forgets my birthday.

Telling students to wash their hands might be helpful to prevent the spread of disease, but it does not stop racism.

Before you know it, someone could come along and like you for both your looks and personality. That time does not need to be Valentine’s Day.