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Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

Ella GilbertandIsrael JohnsonandAniyah GenamaandElle Sawyer

October 10, 2026

John has been unhoused for nearly 13 years. A Maryland resident who has been no stranger to law enforcement, he prefers a few nights in jail instead of risking a night in…

From Tarague Beach to the Supreme Court, Guam Waste Fight Tests When Federal Action Becomes Final

October 9, 2026

At Arena Stage, Theatre Week Invites Visitors to Take Part

October 8, 2026

African American Civil War Museum Reopens With Expanded Spaces and New Exhibits

October 4, 2026

John Burroughs Elementary School, located in the Brookland neighborhood of Ward 5, is undergoing a modernization that is scheduled to be completed in 2027. (Photo: Myla S. Roundy/HU News Service)

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

September 28, 2026

COVID-19·News·Politics·Washington D.C.

All Landlords Must Offer COVID-19 Payment Plans, D.C. Council Says

May 22, 2020

by Yanick Rice Lamb

Landlords renting fewer than five residential units are no longer exempt from offering payment plans…

Features·Film·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Ward 3

One of DC’s Oldest Film Centers Brings Community Together

April 28, 2020

by Ahnayah Hughes

WASHINGTON — The Avalon Theatre, a non-profit film center located in Friendship Heights, serves to entertain…

Crime·Criminal Justice·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Ward 3

Non-Profit D.C. Group Aims To Stem Gun Violence

April 22, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Ahnayah Hughes, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.—T.R.I.G.G.E.R. Projects is a new gun violence prevention…

Business·Health·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Ward 7

D.C. Business “Taco City” Shows Tremendous Growth One Year In

April 20, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Kayla Hill, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.—Striving to bring something new and different to…

Business·Career·COVID-19·Economic Development·Finance·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Washington D.C.

South Florida Minority Owned Small Businesses Fighting to Survive Amidst Covid-19 Pandemic

April 14, 2020

by HU News Service

By Brianna Nargiso, Howard University News Service MIRAMIR, Fla.— As the confirmed cases of the Coronavirus…

News·Politics·Race·State & Local·Ward 4·Ward 6

First D.C. Statehood Meeting Held in 20 Years, and What It Means for the District

October 30, 2019

Jaylen WilliamsandNancy Vu

The average American has no idea that D.C. doesn’t have the same rights as the…

Alumni·Campus·Entertainment·HBCU·Homecoming·Howard University·Music·Washington D.C.

High Levels of Hype at Yardfest 2019

October 17, 2019

by HU News Service

Howard University’s Yardfest has returned at an earlier date than the past few years with another…

Music·Off-campus·Washington D.C.

Women of The REACH Festival Drop Knowledge

October 1, 2019

by Mark Beckford

By Dikembe Wilkins, Howard University News Service Washington– Recognizing the large role that women have played in…

Education·Politics·Ward 1

Shaw vs. Banneker: Community Debates Which School Deserves ‘New’ Building

May 27, 2019

by Yanick Rice Lamb

Controversy is stirring as the deadline nears for the D.C. Council to vote on whether it…

Arts·Business·Multimedia·Off-campus·Washington D.C.

3rd Eye Holistic Elevationz: An “Elevated” Business

May 12, 2019

by HU News Service

By Tia Lowe, Howard University News Service Holistic Elevationz belongs to 3rd Eye and its other…

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Washington D.C. - Page 15

Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

From Tarague Beach to the Supreme Court, Guam Waste Fight Tests When Federal Action Becomes Final

At Arena Stage, Theatre Week Invites Visitors to Take Part

African American Civil War Museum Reopens With Expanded Spaces and New Exhibits

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

All Landlords Must Offer COVID-19 Payment Plans, D.C. Council Says

One of DC’s Oldest Film Centers Brings Community Together

Non-Profit D.C. Group Aims To Stem Gun Violence

D.C. Business “Taco City” Shows Tremendous Growth One Year In

South Florida Minority Owned Small Businesses Fighting to Survive Amidst Covid-19 Pandemic

First D.C. Statehood Meeting Held in 20 Years, and What It Means for the District

High Levels of Hype at Yardfest 2019

Women of The REACH Festival Drop Knowledge

Shaw vs. Banneker: Community Debates Which School Deserves ‘New’ Building

3rd Eye Holistic Elevationz: An “Elevated” Business

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