Op-eds

The “redefinition, denigration and suppression” of Jewish identity on campus violates GW’s policies and requires attention.

Given your choice of an urban campus in D.C., graduating with a better understanding of its history is extra credit.

In 2022, I was one of the only 779 Black men in GW’s total student population of 25,939, just 3 percent of the student body.

The pandemic isn’t over for everyone, so GW should help immunocompromised students gauge our risk and assess our safety.

The renaming process has brought together students, faculty, staff, alumni and others to determine whether the Colonials moniker reflects GW’s values.

School spirit is more than a football team, a loud booming band at a stadium or tailgates – it is the community you foster here.

To make sure the POP! thrift store is as sustainable as the clothes it sells, we need GW to provide us with space and staff.

Despite its flaws, the Student Association advocates for students’ interests and has measurably improved their experiences at GW.

To protect GW’s prestige and the health and well-being of its community, officials must muster up the courage to remove Thomas from the law school’s faculty.

For the child victims of gun violence across the nation, we must dare to dream of a better world that includes stricter, effective gun control measures.