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- Sep 28, 2026
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Perspective: Serving as opinions editor has taught me tolerance. It’s easier than you think (opens the original)
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I have been the opinions editor for two years now, which means that more than most students at this University, I have been privy to a variety of different student perspectives, and I also have a lot of opinions of my own that I am eager to argue about. And now that the semester is in full swing and the midterm elections are nearing, it has become more of a common occurrence to hear people express their political opinions in class, which means getting exposed to a wide range of perspectives and
Perspective: Don’t shrug off your general education classes (opens the original)
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Starting my senior year of college means finishing up the last of my general education requirements. Like many students, I often find myself complaining at the thought of having to take a class I have little to no interest in and that I would more than likely not end up using in my career path. But I think many of us GW students, since we are so focused on our career goals, forget that our general education classes are not just filler classes that make our transcript look more well-rounded or a
Perspective: In the age of AI, professors deserve our engagement in the classroom (opens the original)
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With the first week of classes comes the return of homework, classwork and professors begging students to not only attend, but participate in their classes. But ever since the pandemic, we have seen that student participation has declined, with fewer students participating in class or even showing up. The rise of technology usage in the classroom and, most recently, generative artificial intelligence, have only intensified this phenomenon. In these last few years, GAI has grown so much and infil
Perspective: In a polarized climate, expressing our political views is more critical than ever (opens the original)
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Having served as The Hatchet’s opinions editor for two years now, I have had the unique opportunity to observe the changes in students’ attitudes and opinions throughout the past few years. Editing drafts from GW community members allows me a glimpse into our collective psyche: what is making students angry, what they want to change and perhaps most tellingly, what they are and are not willing to speak up about. While student opinions on certain issues ebb and flow in response to changing politi
Best and worst of this week’s headlines (opens the original)
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With the beginning of August approaching, we have just under a month left before the start of the fall semester. For students just returning to D.C. after months of tuning out all things GW, it might be helpful to get caught up on the latest happenings around the District and on campus. And the news has been anything but slow, from the return to Greek Week at GW, after having been gone since 2022, to the closure of the Universal Health Services’ deal with GW over the Medical Faculty Associates.
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