Columns

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

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

A “not our problem” liability statement during orientation can’t replace comprehensive support for survivors of sexual assault.

GW’s Office for Study Abroad must commit itself to a multicultural perspective and promote all study abroad opportunities on an equal footing.

It takes more than housing to address homelessness – Bowser can pair long-term support with immediate shelter to aid unhoused Washingtonians.

D.C.’s criminal code isn’t just outdated or strange – it’s actively contributing to injustice and inequity in the District.

Great cities come from connecting people to the goods and services they need and the transportation that can get them there.

As contributors to D.C.’s economy and members of our own communities, the least D.C. can offer resident noncitizens in return is the basic right to vote.

I never thought I would be turned away from Thurston Hall’s dining hall, but crowds and overall management meant I left empty handed.

If progressive voters fail to fill government seats with Democrats, Republican politicians will take power and threaten human rights.