As a stressful fall semester comes to an end at Georgetown, students are pushing back against provisions of the university’s spring 2021 plan, which centers around another semester of online instruction.
Keith Newell
Keith Newell
Women retake majority on DC Council for first time in 20 years
The last time female councilmembers held a majority on the council was in the 1990s.
A failure of political polling?
The 2020 election has been rife with uncertainty, including whether the polling industry will have to change.
Sarah Welch
Amid social and political unrest, DC statehood movement picks up steam
As millions of Americans head to the polls today or have already cast their ballots, their choice of U.S. senator might have an effect on a renewed local movement: D.C. statehood.
Despite pandemic and financial uncertainty, Dupont Underground survives
Dupont Underground is making a comeback after a period of instability due to the pandemic and an expired lease. The space launched a Black Lives Matter exhibit this month, the latest in a long history of innovative uses...
Amid pandemic, Georgetown graduate student union seeks arbitration over bargaining rights
Georgetown students say the university has violated the terms of its labor contract by denying them the right to bargain over health protections.
State of the Race: Ward 2
In six weeks, voters in Ward 2, which includes Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom and Downtown, will select a representative for the D.C. Council. Here are the contenders.
