September 10, 2012

The University has been toying with the idea of offering free online education in the form of massive open online courses for months.

Rice Hall began a push this fall for students to take more courses on the Mount Vernon Campus. The idea behind the “Take Two” campaign was that if students took more classes on the Vern, their commute to the campus would be more worthwhile, and they could even develop an appreciation for the more pastoral […]

Since I’m usually at least six months behind any trend, I only recently developed a minor obsession with Words with Friends.

Addressing the communities concerns regarding the decision to publish the names of the arrested.

Freshman Meryl Fontek is more worried about what she will eat for dinner every night than making friends or finding her way to classes. With no kitchen in her Thurston Hall room, Fontek, an Orthodox Jew who follows a strict kosher diet, said she was shocked to find that her meal choices at J Street […]

Foggy Bottom’s business scene has boomed since The Avenue opened last year, marking the start of increasing commercial investments by the University as it continues to develop nearby properties. The deserted pit that stood at Square 54 just four years ago has become a more than 500,000-square-foot commercial and residential powerhouse, bringing in millions of […]

The University is laying out a plan to meet the escalating demand for high-technology classrooms. Senior Associate Provost for Academic Operations Craig Linebaugh said faculty requests for classroom technology – including digital projection and wireless capabilities – exceeds the facilities the University can provide. “We are stretched to the limit right now in terms of […]

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Senior Karissa Broderick-Beck spent her first Freshman Day of Service pulling weeds at the Anacostia Watershed Society four years ago. Since then, she has stayed involved, leading Freshman Day of Service groups to elementary schools across the District for the last three years. “I never did service in high school. It was something I was […]