Chuck Todd talks through Kavanaugh hearings, media under Trump
Political journalist Chuck Todd discussed the Supreme Court hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh and the current state of the media at Betts Theatre Monday.
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Elliott School awarded $3 million grant from Department of Education
Three centers in the Elliott School of International Affairs were awarded a roughly $3 million grant from the Department of Education’s Title VI program.
Multiple squad cars respond to F Street searching for robbery suspect
Fifteen squad cars responded to 2146 F St. NW Sunday to conduct a search for a suspect in a robbery that occurred earlier in the day.
Four men on scooters snatch purse near 22nd and H streets
GWPD and MPD are searching for four men who snatched a purse from a person Sunday near the intersection of 22nd and H streets.
Pedestrian struck by car on 23rd and H streets
A pedestrian sustained minor injuries after a car struck him near the intersection of 23rd and H streets Thursday night.
Civil rights activist examines strategies to enact societal change
Activist and writer Shaun King headlined the College Democrats’ kick-off event Thursday with a discussion about how to incite societal change.
ANC calls for community-wide response to D.C. rat infestation
The Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission passed various resolutions concerning developments in the neighborhood.
Milken to debut podcast exploring common public health issues
The Milken Institute School of Public Health is launching a new podcast this semester titled “Healthy You” to explore common public health issues.
Students protest 'pervasive culture of corruption' at Department of Interior
Students stood outside the U.S. Department of the Interior Wednesday to protest Secretary Ryan Zinke’s environmental policies.
Astronaut alumna answers students' questions from space
An alumna aboard the International Space Station was live-streamed into Jack Morton Auditorium Tuesday to answer questions about deep space exploration.