Shutdown stops law students from completing externships
Between 50 and 60 law students are currently unable to complete their externship program because of the government shutdown.
Smaller crowds turn out for third iteration of Women's March
For the third year, protesters and speakers gathered – this time to celebrate the unprecedented diversity of candidates elected in the fall during the midterm elections and to criticize the president.
District House entrance temporarily closed for door repair
The I Street entrance of District House was temporarily closed for an “emergency repair” Friday morning, officials said.
Ben Shapiro talks capitalism, inequality at Marvin Center
Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro spoke at Betts Theatre Thursday about the economy, discrimination and political parties.
YAF targeted for hosting right-wing commentator
Posters were found on campus Thursday threatening GW’s chapter of Young America’s Foundation for bringing a right-wing speaker to campus.
ANC calls on DDOT to develop bike lane plans on 20th, 21st streets
A local governing group debated bike lanes and traffic safety at its first meeting of the year Wednesday.
Weekend outlook – Check out a new rendition of a timeless fairytale
This weekend, you can dine out with a discount and check out images of dissent before finishing off your weekend with a twist on a classic fairytale.
Spiked snow day: Guide to the District's best boozy hot chocolate
As the winter months drag on, bars and restaurants around D.C. have a cure for the cold that infuses hot chocolate with liquor.
Men's basketball rallies into overtime, falls short against Duquesne
The Colonials were down by 18 points in the first half but rallied to take a lead against Duquesne with a minute to go in regulation. The Dukes tied the game and took the win in extra time.
Preview: Men's basketball vs Duquesne
The Dukes are the third-highest scoring offense in the Atlantic 10 and lead the conference averaging 8.7 steals per contest.
Top three plays from men's basketball vs Duquesne
The Dukes outscored the Colonials and closed out the game at the Smith Center with a final score of 91–85.
Students, faculty discuss criticism of Women's March
After allegations of anti-Semitism among Women’s March organizers and criticisms about the march’s intersectionality, some students decided to sit out this year’s march.
Local bike activist reflects on high number of traffic deaths in D.C.
There were 36 total traffic deaths in D.C. last year and the number has increased every year since 2015.