The faculty survey is more evidence that LeBlanc needs to go
When the majority of faculty say that it is time to move on, then it is time for the Board of Trustees to do what LeBlanc cannot – listen.
Opinions
Professors must be flexible with students to combat Zoom fatigue
Professors should be cognizant of how uniquely overburdened students are right now when they form expectations of how students should perform.
Op-ed: How the University should support AAPI students
The implementation of the long-awaited Asian American Studies minor is a reminder of how far GW has yet to go to support AAPI students.
J&J's suspension does not mean you should skip getting vaccinated
Students should not let conspiracy theories or misgiven concerns about this setback dent their confidence in vaccines’ safety more broadly.
Op-ed: New SA leaders must rethink the organization's advocacy
Newly elected SA leaders must move past the status quo to positively impact the student experience at GW.
What prospective students should factor into their decision to attend GW
If you did not get a head start on campus tours before the COVID-19 pandemic, there are a few things to know about the University before sending in your initial deposit.
Op-ed: A new SA runoff election would be undemocratic
Demanding a new runoff election because of a perceived incumbency advantage is undemocratic and at odds with political science literature.
Cartoon: Zoom fatigue
Writer Jenna Baer depicts “Zoom fatigue,” the burnout tied to spending excessive time online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The writing center should recruit native foreign language speakers
Recruiting native foreign language speakers would further integrate international and domestic students and increase the quality of academic help.
We need to recognize and fight against anti-Asian hatred
Students and the GW community need to recognize the cyclical nature of antagonism against Asians – this has happened before and will continue to happen until we recognize xenophobia in this country.