Although recent statistics reveal document theft to be a fading means of stealing information, residents feel shredding personal records provides some security.
Megan Ruggles
Megan Ruggles
White supremacists stranded across Memorial Bridge, after unpermitted National Mall demonstration
A white nationalist hate group descended on the National Mall, sparking immense police presence. However, the demonstration was eclipsed by a disorganized departure which caused significant traffic disruptions.
The Washington National Opera returns to the Kennedy Center stage, alongside other arts groups
The Kennedy Center boasts a full 2021- 22 season after enduring an 18-month pandemic-induced hiatus and the fiscal challenges it created.
Veteran suicide prevention efforts ramp up to combat ‘public health and national security crisis’
New ad campaign from the VA hopes to de-stigmatize veterans proactively seeking help with mental health.
M Colkitt
GW partners to improve healthcare access in Southeast DC
Residents east of the Anacostia river will have access to a wide array of health services provided by George Washington based physicians in 2024 at the new St. Elizabeth’s East hospital. Community outreach will play an...
GW administrators hear student grievances over handling of sexual assault cases
Sexual assault survivors were given a platform to speak to administrators about the way university practices failed and continue to fail them in the aftermath of their assaults. A student organization proposed the...
How Arts in Foggy Bottom used the pandemic as a creative outlet
The Arts in Foggy Bottom creative team saw the pandemic as an opportunity for inventiveness in its sculpture exhibit, crafting a show that responded to the pandemic in display and meaning.
