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Representatives from D.C. government agencies discussed how their organizations are adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday.

Students discussed how history professor Jessica Krug’s lie about her Black identity have altered their perception of academia and the University

Three international students discussed their plans to leave campus and how they adjusted to online classes from different locations around the world.

Here’s a look at some of the candidates running in this year’s election and what they hope to achieve if elected.

As the University switches to online classes, professors said they missed the classroom environment and being able to interact with their students in person.

ArtRave DC hosted more than 50 local artists and vendors in Dupont Underground Sunday.

A new sports venue is opening in Northeast D.C. where guests can enjoy axe throwing, football bowling and iceless curling.

Lewis is urging members of Congress to propose legislation that would allow students to accept outside scholarships without losing financial aid.

Attendees from around the country shopped from more than 150 vendors at an annual holiday market.

Leaders of Colonial Brass share the history of CBrass, describe what their purpose is and share what drives them to perform.