Opinions

Students can and should choose to continue to create community and advance positivity rather than tear it down with a tap of a screen.

Schlepping back and forth to Sharon Springs every few months is my civic duty. What would happen if I didn’t fulfill it?

If GW’s finances are still suffering, then so are students. Resources that students actually want to use are withering under a period of austerity.

I won’t be interning at The Wall Street Journal come summer. In fact, I didn’t even apply at all.

Ticketmaster’s unchecked power has slowly but surely dismantled and corrupted the live music industry as we know it.

Students only have four years at GW, and I’m dreading wasting my time with another semester of required classes next spring.

In the wake of the shooting of five students at UVA last Sunday, it’s okay to feel afraid, angry or just numb – we certainly do.

It is easy to get wrapped in the change we want to see back in our home state or across the country while ignoring the need for change in our own backyard.

Qatar’s unfair and inhumane treatment of migrant workers exposes the true cost of this so-called “beautiful game.”

The University must address its miscalculated meal plan to ensure that students’ funds don’t run dry before the end of the semester.