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VIEWPOINT: Choose the Path Less Traveled

VIEWPOINT: Choose the Path Less Traveled

By Haan Jun (Ryan) Lee September 1, 2023

If you’ve ever seen the movie “Roman Holiday” — or even if you haven’t — there’s one iconic scene that everybody knows: Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck riding a Vespa through the...

VIEWPOINT: The Challenges of Packing

VIEWPOINT: The Challenges of Packing

By Haan Jun (Ryan) Lee August 11, 2023

If there’s one thing I know, it’s that I’ll never be someone’s airport crush. I’m a frantic, last-minute packer. I procrastinate until the night before, stay up all night and have my bags...

Climate Matters | Green Up Your Summer

Climate Matters | Green Up Your Summer

By Stella Peters April 19, 2023

As the academic year draws to a close, campus is beginning to buzz with summer excitement — which means it’s a great time to create a game plan for an ecologically mindful summer. Apply your favorite...

DC YOGA WEEK/FACEBOOK | Over 7,000 participants convene at the National Mall with their yoga mats to enjoy the summer morning. Yoga is a great practice to exercise both body and mind.

What to Do in DC This Commencement Weekend

By Suna Cha May 15, 2019

Hawaiian Cultural Festival The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian is hosting its annual Hawaiian Cultural Festival in honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month from May 18...

Welcome Back!

Welcome Back!

By Izzy Roemer and Izzy Roemer August 22, 2018

The trees on Prospect Street are starting to change color. The NSO horde has descended upon campus, tasked with welcoming over a thousand new students. Jack the Bulldog is on his way home from a restful...

Places to Eat at 2 AM Now That Wingo’s Is Gone

Places to Eat at 2 AM Now That Wingo’s Is Gone

By Laura Bell and Laura Bell July 22, 2018

My time at Georgetown has not been without its fair share of tragedy. Hillary lost the election. Quick Pita closed. Chi Di (allegedly) shut down. Leo’s has (somehow) remained open. My GoCard picture...

GIANT NATIONAL BARBECUE BATTLE

Celebrate Pride, Barbecue at District Festivals

By Sarah Cammarota May 24, 2018

Capital Pride Festival 2018 marks the 43rd anniversary of Washington, D.C.’s Capital Pride Festival. The festival is sponsored by Capital Pride Alliance, a nonprofit organization based in the D.C....

DISNEY ENTERPRISES

6 TV Shows for Summer Binge-Watching

By Christian Paz May 24, 2018

‘Luke Cage,’ Season 2 The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Harlem hero is back for a second season after a stellar first season as Netflix’s most recent Marvel series. While season one featured...

AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT

Summer Cinema Coming to a Theater Near You

By Kathryn Baker May 22, 2018

May 25 ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Produced by Lucasfilm, “Solo: A Star Wars Story” marks the most recent installment in the “Star Wars” franchise, following 2017’s “Star Wars: The Last...

DC’s Most Exciting Summer Musical Performances

DC’s Most Exciting Summer Musical Performances

By Mac Dressman May 20, 2018

July 27 Jay Z & Beyoncé at FedExField Queen B and J-Hova are coming to FedExField in Landover, Md., on July 27 and 28 to cement their reign as one of music’s biggest power couples. FedExField,...

THIP KHAO

5 Tasty Restaurants to Try in the District

By Mac Dressman May 19, 2018

Mikko Dupont Circle, $ Fans of Nordic cuisine can keep their summers fresh with smoked salmon wraps, Danish-style open-faced sandwiches and seven-seed bread at Mikko, a Finnish cafe run by chef Mikko...

FRUITIVE

Escape the Summer Heat With These 4 Drink Spots

By Gabrielle Irwin May 19, 2018

For the fierce coffee fiend: Tryst Coffeehouse Find seasonal blends crafted to perfection and enjoy an intense cup of joe in the cozy atmosphere of Tryst. Do not be fooled by the homey interior;...

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