Features

Tucked inside the gray, stone walls of an old Lutheran church in Georgetown, a GW alumna opens a hidden portal to the vast scene of D.C. theater.

The queens strutted out in lace corsets, glamorous makeup and sky-high heels to raise money for the Trevor Project.

E-19 knows how to cater to a wide audience with popular songs that crowds can dance and sing along to.

From a Thurston Hall study room to a headline show at 9:30 Club, indie-rock group The Crystal Casino Band is climbing through the D.C. music scene.

The band stands out with purposeful lyricism, enthralling guitar riffs and energetic performances, and played Union Stage, their biggest venue yet, Friday.

Whether committed or riding solo this February, students shared how they’ve developed their introspection and communication through their relationships.

Despite freezing temperatures set to dip into the teens, the three-day celebration will feature eight events with half outdoors.

The family-owned business is not only the go-to liquor store for students, but it has also emerged as an integral part of the local community.

Though students have no shortage of disturbingly graphic exchanges with the rodents, most share an affection, and even a sense of respect, for the critters.

Corcoran is running longer shows and adding new spaces for students to showcase their work around campus to attract more students outside of Corcoran this year.