Student artists find community developing music on campus
Some students have worked in the recording studio in West Hall to create their music, where they have found a community of collaborators.
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Rina Sawayama brings stunning pop vocals to D.C.
Alternative pop singer Rina Sawayama delivered a dynamic performance of guitar solos, discotheque beats and stunning vocals to The Howard Theatre.
Nine GW community members honored with Pulitzer Prizes
The recipients contributed to award-winning teams that earned prizes for National Reporting, Public Service and Breaking News Reporting.
An exploration into D.C.’s vibrant antique stores
D.C. is home to a few rich antique shops where visitors can find a distinct narrative – sometimes a tale of a distant origin or a surprising find.
Corcoran seniors display their theses at annual arts showcase
NEXT will open Thursday and showcase seniors’ arts theses projects, which will remain on display through May 15.
Vendors return to Foggy Bottom farmers market
The farmers market has returned, bringing back local vendors who are eager to connect with locals for the first time in more than two years.
Inside the District’s National Cannabis Festival
The festival featured more than 60 food vendors, more than 100 cannabis “exhibitors” and all-day musical performances with headliner Wiz Khalifa.
Seniors create app for independent musicians
A group of four seniors is working to launch Put Me On, an app for artists to promote their music without a label company partnership.
Stolen coffee cups: A deep dive into Panera theft
There’s no better way to start your morning than with a hot cup of coffee, and some students have found a new way to get their caffeine kick.
Breaking down the Oscars moment that left Twitter reeling
Will Smith got into more than just “one little fight” in West Philadelphia, making headlines after slapping comedian Chris Rock on stage at this year’s Oscars.