Restaurant owners work to keep connections with furloughed staff
Restaurant owners said they’ve tried to help out their former employees over the past few months by referring them to new jobs or trying to rehire them.
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Alumna develops app to teach empathy for animals
Users walk through three levels of the app to learn about humane animal practices and resources animals need to survive.
Weekend Outlook — Watch 'Hello Dolly!' at the Kennedy Center
Pack your last June weekend with a show at the Kennedy Center and festivals at the National Mall and Washington National Cathedral.
Labor Day activities to soak up the last seconds of summer
Living in D.C. can limit some of the outdoorsy stuff you can do, but this Labor Day weekend, get all of the summer fun you may have forgotten.
Weekend outlook – Visit a museum-wide interactive exhibit
Extend your Fourth of July party into the weekend with a rap show followed by experimental theater performances.
Law School graduates encouraged to value their unconventional journeys
About 500 graduates received their diplomas at the Law School Celebration in the Smith Center Sunday afternoon.
CCAS undergraduates told to 'jump in' to unexpected situations
Speakers told graduates to value the unexpected and jump into their futures without fear or reservations.
Speakers give GWSB master's and doctoral graduates advice from Dr. Seuss, Gandhi
Speakers encouraged the graduates to carefully consider their choices and apply their new skills to their future careers.
Former White House chef talks food policy, healthy eating at Sixth & I
Former White House chef discussed working with the Obama family and the release of his new cookbook.
Best campus food replacement: Panera Bread replacing J Street
As students arrived back on campus this semester, they found one noticeable restaurant replacement that stood out above every other renovation.