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Pre-professional fraternities report rising interest, cite competitive job market

As pre-professional fraternities wrap up their fall recruitment processes, members of pre-professional fraternities across a range of industries said they’ve noticed an increase in interest and attendance at fall recruitment events.

SGA works to achieve long-term goals amid high yearly turnover

Student Government Association members aim to pass down advocacy goals to the next term after reporting difficulty carrying over committee goals from the past term.

Over 30 years later, GW alum brings punk, protest back to National Mall

After the post-hardcore band Fugazi played a show on the same stage in 1995, protesting local budget cuts for Washingtonians, Saturday’s Ward One Mutual Aid Benefit Show marked a resurrection of punk music on the National Mall after three decades of dormancy.

ExPats Theatre: Coming to America: A Immigrant Cabaret

Four immigrants from Germany, India, Peru and Senegal navigate the “obstacle race” of integration, confronting the systemic complexities and cultural contradictions of their new home.

Capitol Hill Community Foundation’s “A Literary Feast”

A Literary Feast is a series of dinner parties held in homes across Capitol Hill on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Gifts from the Heart Holiday Assistance Program

We will be accepting applications for Holiday Assistance beginning on Monday, 10/5/2026 at 8:00am through Friday, 10/16/2026 at 4:30pm.

Kitty Hall

You’ve heard of City Hall… now get ready for Kitty Hall! On Saturday, October 10 from 12 to 3 p.m. at City Hall, enjoy an cat adoption event hosted by Bowie Citizens for Local Animal Welfare (CLAW)!

"Pippin" at the Bowie Playhouse

With a memorable score by Stephen Schwartz, "Pippin" follows a young prince on a journey to discover what it means to be extraordinary. See "Pippin" at the Bowie Playhouse September 18 through October 3.

Blank Street Coffee opens location on Pennsylvania Avenue

Blank Street Coffee, the chain known for its matcha-flavored drinks, opened a location near Washington Circle Saturday.

WOMEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Enter Big East Play Riding High

The Georgetown University women’s soccer team faced some growing pains early in the season, fighting through a tough nonconference schedule and relying on younger players to replace the eight graduates who started more than twenty games last season. Recently, however, the Hoyas…

Laurel Multiservice Center Seeks to Partner with Local Licensed Barber and Cosmetologist

Graduate students say Trump’s federal loan caps are reshaping their education payment plans

Over 10 graduate students said they are tapping into alternative funding sources and reconsidering further studies to adapt to stricter federal borrowing limits and the termination of the Grad PLUS program.