January 15, 2015

Here’s a breakdown of the most popular apartments in the heart of Foggy Bottom and a price comparison to what you can get elsewhere in the District.

Tensions between students living in the hall and officials came to a head last semester when residents said they cleaned up messes left by construction work, were woken up by loud noise and experienced a power outage that was planned for the last week of classes.

Just three halls are chosen to undergo renovations every year, and this cycle, JBKO and Mitchell and Strong halls are likely frontrunners.

Finding the right apartment or dorm isn’t just a question of price. It’s best to be familiar with the nitty-gritty before committing to a space, from the building’s nearest bar to its most recent renovation.

As soon as this fall, a D.C.-based nonprofit hopes to open a Museum of Science Fiction in D.C., featuring props from popular extra-terrestrial films alongside high-tech exhibits on sci-fi novels.

In the next five years, about 23,000 square feet of underground space will become the city’s greatest cultural and arts destination for fashion, film and music lovers alike, all to the tune of about $70 million. At least, that’s the hope for Julian Hunt and Braulio Agnese.

Did the A-10 peak last year? Now that non-conference play has concluded, the league has laid the groundwork for how conference wins will be perceived nationally. The conference doesn’t look like it will match last season’s strength come March, but it should still hang in there with a handful of bids.