Staff Editorial

Granados exhibited a unique passion for advocating for students whose voices need to be heard, combined with the experience needed to be effective.

Officials have said that financial aid will increase along with cost of attendance – but students need more details about how affordable GW will be.

It is self-evident that this is an outrageous violation of student privacy – in both a moral sense and based on GW’s own stated data guidelines

It should not be possible that no one ever told a professor how to respond when a student comes to class with a service animal.

Presumably, being a professor is hard. But avoiding the use of the N-word when teaching an anti-racism course should not be hard.

Progress toward a shared governance framework took a big step this month, but administrators should set up permanent ways of receiving student input.

GW’s financial aid program is a mess – and as an interim president, Wrighton is uniquely positioned to get it unstuck.

The editorial board is generally loath to offer praise to the University and administrators, but in this case GW deserves it.

With the Omicron variant on the horizon, GW should take decisive action to keep the community safe and stave off a return to online learning.

GW needs a new strategic plan, but the first step on that journey is to get the presidential search process right.