D.C. coffee shops to try trendy oat milk beverages
Many shops add a disclaimer to the menu that the oat milk option is subject to availability, but here are a few spots you can try the trend around D.C.
Culture
'If Beale Street Could Talk' features former student's sculptures
Jorge Vascano, who studied fine and studio arts for a year in 2012, made several sculptures that appear in the movie “If Beale Street Could Talk.”
Students, professors say AirPods make students less social
In interviews, more than 20 students said they use AirPods while walking around campus, studying in Gelman Library and even during classes.
Weekend outlook – Compete in the first annual Wharf Winter Games
Begin your weekend on a sunset tour of the District’s most iconic monuments before heading to The Wharf to compete in winter games.
Professor examines rare glass flutes with goal to help small museums
A biomedical engineering professor, Murray Loew, is using his science background to preserve historical archives.
Program Board to host first two-part Spring Fling
Program Board announced it will host a “Pre-Fling” in University Yard featuring student performances in addition to the organization’s annual spring concert.
GWorld vendors with Valentine's Day date specials
Using your GWorld may not be the most romantic thing to do, but vendors across campus are offering Valentine’s Day deals that are tough to pass up.
Restaurants with romantic seating for Valentine's Day celebrations
These restaurants in D.C. have seating options that allow you and your significant other to cuddle up next to each other this Valentine’s Day.
Where to put aphrodisiacs to the test around the District
While there is limited convincing evidence to support aphrodisiacs, this Valentine’s Day you can put them to the test at restaurants around D.C.
New dating app allows users to swipe for their friends, roommates
If you constantly find yourself entangled in your friends’ dating life, a new dating app lets you take control.