SA Senate calls for Asian American studies minor
The resolution asks officials to adopt the minor and includes a proposal written from CCAS professors outlining course requirements for the minor.
Clara Duhon
How to stay safe amid the pandemic this Halloween
A night of trick-or-treating could give neighborhoods a semblance of normalcy, as long as certain COVID-19 safety measures are maintained.
Students with the coronavirus struggle to recuperate, balance academics
Students who tested positive for the virus said they struggled to pay attention while they experienced headaches and fatigue.
How D.C. restaurants are preparing for cool weather amid pandemic
Restaurant owners said they are purchasing items like heat lamps and blankets to continue providing outdoor dining.
Dupont Underground opens exhibit highlighting D.C. BLM protests
Dupont Underground is opening a photography exhibit depicting D.C. protests against racial inequality.
Kennedy Center, Heist collaboration postponed over health concerns
The Kennedy Center postponed the opening night of a pop-up collaboration with Heist due to public health concerns.
GSPM hosts panel analyzing first presidential debate
The Graduate School of Political Management hosted a panel to discuss reactions to the first presidential debate and its impact on the race Wednesday.
D.C. residents to vote to lessen legal priority of psychedelic drugs
Initiative 81 would not decriminalize psychedelics completely but would make law enforcement “among the lowest law enforcement priorities.”
Talking to relatives who put politics over pandemic safety
It can be easy to feel frustrated when a relative isn’t taking the pandemic seriously, but there are a few ways to find some common ground.
Hillary Clinton, author Louise Penny talk politics, literature
Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and author Louise Penny discussed the relationship between politics and literature Tuesday.