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GW Chronicle of the Yawp

The official student newspaper of GWUOHS

GW Chronicle of the Yawp

The cover of Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray" from Simon & Schuster.
Book Review: “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
Fatima A, editorial board member • June 6, 2025
Netflix's promotional poster for "Emilia Pérez."
Why “Emilia Perez” Shouldn’t Have Won Best Original Song
Lucia M, editorial board member • April 14, 2025
Book Review: "The Lunar Chronicles"
Book Review: “The Lunar Chronicles”
Lucia M, editorial board member • February 24, 2025
After Skype became unusable during the first week of May, GWUOHS students and teachers have adapted to Microsoft Teams as their primary means of informal communication.
Despite an Uncertain Transition, GWUOHS Adapts to Microsoft Teams
Divya Srinivasan, editor-in-chief • May 29, 2025

For most teenagers, Microsoft's termination of its video calling and messaging application Skype in favor of Microsoft Teams was likely nothing beyond another forgotten news alert. At George Washington...

Samuel K, who won the grand prize from last year's science, fair set up an experiment that investigated the electrolyte content of different drinks.
As GWUOHS Science Fair Begins, Leaders Give Advice for Success
Nikhil N, journalist • April 11, 2025

This year’s GWUOHS science fair is underway as honors science students have begun preparing and researching their experiments. The event creates a platform for students to explore scientific questions,...

Art With a Heart in Healthcare
Art With a Heart in Healthcare
Lauren B, journalist • December 4, 2024

A few years ago, I was hospitalized due to an eye disease. I was young and scared and didn’t know what was going on. During this time of turmoil, I found solace in my daily visits from Art With a Heart in Healthcare (AWAHIH) volunteers. They brought...

Open Letter: Rare Disease Advocacy
Open Letter: Rare Disease Advocacy
Elizabeth N, journalist • December 3, 2024
This October, I was honored to receive a student scholarship to attend the 2024 NORD Breakthrough Summit. The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) aims to benefit the rare disease community through patient advocacy, working with pharmaceutical companies to develop treatments and drugs and pushing policies vital for rare disease patients and their overall care.

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