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UDC’s New Free Master’s in Social Work: A Response to D.C.’s Social Worker Shortage
D.C. Council signs a bill that will create a free Master's in Social Work at UDC, to address the city's pressing social worker shortage amid rising homelessness.
Student suicide at GW shines spotlight on mental health
A student suicide at the District's largest university has renewed the conversation around mental health and wellbeing among college students.
Hayden Godfrey
Protesters criticize Biden in march to White House in support of Palestine
Protesters took to the streets of D.C. to show support for Gaza and Palestine in the wake of a devastating war between Israel and Hamas. Thousands in Palestine and Israel have been killed and injured since last week.
Nicholas Fogleman
Dima Amro
Losing a Michelin star spurs new motivation at Cranes
The restaurant is refining its menu and reimagining dishes in a push for excellence.
Oliver Ward
Why residents living near a century-old bus barn say they won’t be happy until it’s gone
A controversy swirling around the Northern Bus Garage in Petworth has come to a head at multiple public meetings and residents are pointing fingers at WMATA and D.C. government officials.
Austin R. Ramsey
Petworth leaders say ‘crews’ behind surge in violence
As violence between long-standing groups has increased in Petworth, local leaders try to get to the root of the problem by investing time and resources in community outreach programs.
Carley Welch
Bethesda new home construction, upset residents and the county’s response
Montgomery County hired a new building inspector to oversee housing construction standards. The move is in response to a growing concern from citizens worried about hastily, poorly built homes.
Grace Apostol
Thrive Montgomery 2050 reimagines MoCo’s suburbia
The county’s ambitious land-use proposal ignites community division.
M Colkitt
Fairfax County Republicans push ‘no’ vote on school bond referendum despite strong public support
Republicans in Fairfax County are urging voters to reject issuing $435 million in new school bonds, citing financial woes and misuse.
