April 30, 2012

Taylor Hubbard, Benjamin Gupta, Jennifer Gonzalez Perdomo and Ismail Ginwala would have graduated May 20, but there is still a chance to honor their memories at Commencement.

The number of student organizations on campus has skyrocketed.

The Columbian College of Arts and Sciences will make a preliminary decision May 1 on whether it will create an Arabic major and minor.

The often-criticized dining hub is seeking feedback from student leaders to redefine its brand, after one of the largest overhauls in the venue’s history last summer failed to increase sales.

Pushpa Basnet could not get the image of a young girl smiling, reaching out to her from behind a jail cell’s bars out of her mind. The then-21-year-old saw the smiling child during a visit to a Nepalese jail while studying for her bachelor’s degree in social work. Nepalese law forces parents who face incarceration […]

The National Building Museum explores what makes an American house a home, as part of a new long-term exhibition that opened April 28. Designed by award-winning New York-based firm Ralph Appelbaum Associates – which worked on the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center and the Newseum – House & Home takes viewers through seven individual, but related […]