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Nathaniel Thomas, NY - Writer Screenshot of email sent to students by D'ana Downing This past Feb. 18 was a solemn and sacred day for billions of Christians, especially Catholics, at GW and around the world, as it marked Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the holy season of Lent. However, for the GW Center for Interfaith and Spiritual Life, Ash Wednesday was apparently a day to attack Christianity while wearing it as a costume. ​ Thurston Hall residents received an email simply

Juliet Procope, DE - Editor & Director of Marketing The Supreme Court is currently set to decide whether states can require athletes to compete in competition based on biological sex by this June, a ruling that will reshape school sports policies nationwide and could potentially redefine the balance between federal law and state authority.  The Court is reviewing two closely watched cases, West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox , both challenging laws that limit particip

Elizabeth Cummings, NC - Editor-in-Chief Pro Life advocates march to capital in 2026 March For Life On Friday, Jan. 23, tens of thousands of pro-life advocates gathered together in Washington, D.C. for the annual March for Life . Supporters traveled to the capital from all corners of the nation with the goal of changing laws at the state and federal levels, and ultimately changing the culture to make abortion unthinkable. To participants in the march, one thing was impossible

Colin Slechta, CA - Writer  The stage at Amfest. Photo credit: John Tober. Turning Point USA held its first annual conference since the assassination of the organization’s founder, Charlie Kirk. The event took place in Phoenix, Arizona, and lasted from Dec. 18th-21st. ​ Kirk's death has created a power vacuum in the world of conservative commentary. This resulted in a bitter atmosphere of infighting during the conference. ​ The primary wedge between the two sides is over supp

Raj Bishnoi, TX - Writer View of Orchestra from balcony of Kennedy Center, Photo by Elizabeth Cummings On January 22, 2026, the GW College Republicans (GWCRS) started the new year off with a social event at the Trump-Kennedy Center. The event was planned as an effort for members from across the GW College Republicans to get to know one another better, strengthen our common conservative bonds, and simply enjoy some impressive music at America’s leading cultural center.  Club m

Nathaniel Thomas, NY - Writer ​ Congressman Gill stands for photo with GWCRs. Photo credit, Talan Maskivish. On Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026, the GW College Republicans welcomed another esteemed guest to Foggy Bottom: Congressman Brandon Gill, the freshman U.S. Representative for Texas’ 26th congressional district and the youngest Republican member of Congress. During a 30-minute Q&A session with College Republicans President Kieran Laffey, Congressman Gill uniquely connected with

Peri Stevens, VA - Writer Photo from official Whitehouse Gallery Melania  (2026) premiered on January 29th at the Kennedy Center, followed by record-shattering audience scores of 99% . The documentary began showing to audiences through select theaters on January 30th, beating box office predictions by a landslide.  Melania  takes place after the 2024 presidential election results, twenty days before her husband, Donald J. Trump's inauguration into the White House for a second

Jack Elliott, NC - Writer The GW Masquerade Gala. Photo credit, Jack Elliott. Recently, a question has been bothering me, itching at the back of my mind: When did formality get divorced from fun? A few weeks ago, I attended the GW Program Board Gala at the National Portrait Gallery. It was a great time, I got dressed up, wore a mask, and saw plenty of familiar faces. I’d go again in a heartbeat, but despite the fun, I couldn’t help but feel like something was missing. As I lo

The Right Angle Editorial Board The GWU Law School. Photo credit: Talan Maskivish. After a recent career fair at GW Law School, GW students were enraged that representatives from Immigration and Customs Enforcement were not disinvited, even though they ultimately did not attend. Students created a petition with over 1200 signatures calling on GWU Law and Georgetown Law to “remove [ICE] from all current components and future renditions of [the Public Sector Recruiting Program]