D.C. among most expensive cities in world to move to
The District is the 14th most expensive city in the world to move to, a study finds.
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GW inks 75-year lease to develop 2100 Penn
Officials signed a 75-year contract to lease out the lot on 2100 Pennsylvania Ave. NW to the subsidiary of a development company for $194.4 million.
D.C. named top five city for clean energy
An energy efficiency nonprofit group ranked D.C. just behind Boston, Seattle, San Francisco and Minneapolis in its energy conservation efforts in a report released Friday.
Most Americans support tuition-free college, study finds
The majority of Americans support free college or job training, according to a study released Wednesday.
Majority of Americans rejects D.C. statehood, poll finds
Almost two-thirds of Americans oppose granting statehood to the District of Columbia, according to a poll released Monday.
Lyft app now linked with Capital Bikeshare
Riders can now locate and rent Capital Bikeshare bikes through the Lyft app starting Friday.
WMATA to review Metro delays, overcrowding in two-year study
The two-year study will examine ways to decrease overpopulated blue, silver and orange line trains during rush hour.
Parents take years to accept LGB children, study finds
Two associate professors of prevention and community health found that parents often take years to accept lesbian, gay or bisexual children.
Alumnus tapped as acting defense secretary
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Mark Esper, who holds a doctorate from GW, will take over as acting defense secretary.
New study finds offensive mascots reduce donations
A new study suggests that university mascots deemed offensive by students can negatively impact donations and students’ sense of belonging on campus.