Staff Editorial

As a result of the SA’s constructive engagement with administrators, more students will have a way to get back home if they feel unsafe.

The Editorial Board has not historically had much praise for the Board of Trustees, but we think they made the right call here.

Adding dining halls will allow students to eat healthy and affordable food – but GW should make sure it actually ends up being reasonably priced in practice.

If administrators get the process right, then chances are the final pick will be a good choice to lead the University.

To keep people safe, D.C. should follow New York City’s lead and require proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter restaurants, gyms and other public places.

We’re back on campus, but not back to normal – the entire GW community has a role to play in making the adjustment easier.

As students, faculty and “GW Twitter” celebrate, it is worth taking stock of not just what led us to this point, but what should happen next.

Statehood would give D.C. the resources it needs to properly care for its residents, and students must treat statehood as the moral imperative it is.

When big things happen that affect students, the editorial board tries to make sense of it all and spark discussion.

Officials should consider at least some safe form of scaled-back in-person ceremony between now and the yet-to-be-scheduled ceremony.