Classic recipes perfect for your Friendsgiving potluck
If you are one of the brave students organizing a Friendsgiving potluck for the holiday, here are three easy takes on classic Thanksgiving dishes.
Culture
Artist uses defective communication devices to highlight D.C. women
Former adjunct professor Charles Bergen is revamping call boxes around D.C. to honor prominent women in history.
Q&A: Professor debunks myths about how women talk about sex
Katrina Pariera challenges the sex-positive discourse on whether open communication about sex can always lead to positive outcomes.
Weekend outlook – Catch a variety show featuring two legendary comedians
Party to Korean pop to kick off your weekend, before switching gears at a rap concert Sunday night that’s sure to be a full house.
New mural honors local Native American group in the Flagg Building
The spray-painted mural wraps around a majority of the basement walls and showcases the history of the local Piscataway tribe.
Luxury van offers men's grooming services with campus convenience
Roscoe Garnes has been cutting hair in the District for 30 years, serving clients like former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush – and now, students.
Students start group to help transgender individuals develop voice
Three graduate students will research whether singing and performing other vocal exercises affect the speech patterns of transgender women.
Students create app to post outfits, get style advice
The app’s users can document what they are wearing, gain feedback and inspiration, or humble brag about a great look.
Dish of the Week: America Eats Tavern's shrimp and grits
No matter where you are from, America Eats Tavern will give you a glimpse at food history before blowing your taste buds away.
Alumna tells veterans' stories through theater
The stage piece was derived from Surrick’s time spent with veterans she met while performing at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.