WMATA could avoid cuts during pandemic with recent stimulus
The D.C. area is set to receive $1.4 billion for public transit after Congress passed a third COVID-19 relief package Wednesday.
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Local workers in heavily hit industries struggle with unemployment
Unemployed workers said they’ve struggled to obtain unemployment benefits and find new jobs in the area since the pandemic began a year ago.
Medical experts encourage COVID-19 vaccines
A panel of medical experts addressed common questions and misconceptions about the safety of new COVID-19 vaccines Tuesday.
Officials continue upgrading campus buildings' HVAC systems
GW is completing a second phase of HVAC upgrades this semester to align with COVID-19 safety protocols and limit energy consumption.
Professor explains history of mental illness stigma
An author and professor spoke about his latest book on stigma associated with mental illness Wednesday.
RHA expands programming as more students return to campus
The RHA reinstated building representatives and residence hall councils to help organize events, like distributing cleaning supplies and hosting game nights.
Local food pantry returns to service near campus
The Foggy Bottom Food Pantry reopened after closing in March, but volunteers are now struggling to overcome food shortages and a smaller clientele.
MSU law professor discusses end of Trump's presidency
A law professor discussed the speculation surrounding then-President Donald Trump’s last days in office Tuesday.
Study abroad experts discuss future of abroad programs
A panel of people with backgrounds in study abroad programs discussed the challenges for international education in a post-pandemic world Tuesday.
Crenshaw addresses election, COVID-19 in diversity summit keynote
Kimberlé Crenshaw, the Annual Diversity Summit’s keynote speaker, addressed current social justice issues facing the people of color Thursday.