Opinions

The University’s moniker process has gone full circle — after years of discussion and debate, we’re back where we started.

Shenkman and Thurston Hall have transformed students’ on-campus dining options, but there’s a long way to go before they can serve every student’s needs.

GW shouldn’t expect undergraduates to be consultants for the University on religious accommodations.

I look forward to finding more ways to engage with our community members — I assure you, my door is always open.

With seating, shade and maybe the occasional food truck or community event, H Street could become a place to go to instead of a place to go through.

The University has forced our hand to fight the administration for the simple right to learn what we want to learn.

A small fraction of the student body shouldn’t decide next year’s election.

Some might call it naivete, but I call it betting on the right people. Goodbye is just a placeholder until the next hello.

Barbie is a testament to the fact that no dream is too small or too big, but it’s also OK to outgrow your dreams or find new ones.

We need a holistic approach to campus safety, not one born of desperation and resignation over mass shootings.