In light of the release of advanced artificial intelligence technologies capable of writing complex essays, the Editorial Board urges Georgetown to standardize its approach to the adjudication of AI-related academic dishonesty charges. Moreover, it offers suggestions for changes professors can make to their assignments to make them less easily aided by AI.
Priyasha (CAS ‘25) acknowledges the strides Georgetown has made in advancing mental health care options for students’ and calls for more accessibility for students from all backgrounds.
Grace Rivers (CAS ‘24) calls on Georgetown students to acknowledge the asymmetric impact of air pollution on communities of color and adapt to sustainable solutions to amend the crisis.
Shivali Vora (SFS ‘26) emphasizes the importance of critically examining the role that traditions play in our life, acknowledging their flaws yet appreciating their value.
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