Articles by Anna Salinas

Updated at 2:34 a.m. on Nov. 6.

Where do we go from here?

That question seemed to be on the minds of many who attended rallies in Red Square on Friday and Sunday and a vigil in the same space Monday night.

Slightly more than half of all surveyed 2009 graduates have been able to find jobs — down 10 percent from last year. Twenty-seven percent went on to graduate school — a 3 percent increase from a year ago.

Same-sex marriage could be legalized in D.C. as early as this coming spring, as two City Council members are ...

As the District draws closer to legalizing same-sex marriage, Christian leaders have renewed their efforts to oppose such a law. This week, Bishop Harry Jackson, a senior pastor of Hope Christian Church in Beltsville, Md., threatened to file an initiative request with the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics, asking for marriage to be defined as a heterosexual relationship, reported The Washington Post.

Standing outside the Capitol, Chris Dodge (SFS ’10) did not expect to see much. He was waiting for the hearse carrying the body of Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) to pass through on its way to Arlington National Cemetery.

In a unanimous vote on April 7, the D.C. Council approved a new measure to recognize same-sex marriages performed ...

A small, accidental fire broke out in the basement of Tip Top Cleaners, down the street from Dixie Liquor on ...

As government officials are pressured to craft more eco-friendly policies, Georgetown University could soon obtain federal funding to construct a ...

After a year and a half of virtually facilitating gossip for students on more than 500 college campuses, JuicyCampus officially ...

After over 10 months of research, leaders of the Student Commission for Unity presented their findings during a ceremony in ...