Bridging the gap
black students remain outnumbered by their white counterparts at GW by nearly 9 to 1, and many said in interviews that the disparity causes feelings of separation inside and outside the classroom. Full Story »
Posted by Sean NixonReview
Even at a student newspaper, when an article states that "About 80 percent of the University's faculty are white and less than five percent are black" and that the school has "low retention rates among the black population, particularly among males," the article must also present the university's point of view either through an interview or statement. This article presents the voices of Black students who feel isolated very well, but does not balance that with the university's side.
