Opinions

GW should be on par with its peer schools and offer more avenues for appeal so that the Title IX office can handle complaints more effectively.

The more guns on campus, the greater the risk to students. Reminding people to leave their guns at home when they come to GW could save someone’s life.

GW should partner with more restaurants that specifically cater to all the different cultures we see on campus.

As an academic community, we do not have anything to learn from Bolsonaro. I hope next time the Brazil Initiative will think harder about how they use the power of our institution.

Even though it’s great to raise money for worthy causes, that will not gain students the personal experiences that come from active volunteer work.

As leaders who serve to create a better community for students, resident advisors at GW should work to better connect domestic and international students.

We and our allies are reshaping what the second Monday of October represents: enduring indigenous resilience, strength and beauty.

Students deserve continuity of care, and that starts at the top. It’s vital the University launch a search to find a permanent replacement for Egelman.

Kneeling has never been about the U.S. armed forces and it doesn’t make sense to make it about them now.

Despite losing our title, this doesn’t mean that students were slacking off politically this past year.