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It’s 9:00 p.m. on a Friday, and you sink into a cushioned, retractable chair with your popcorn and soda. Anticipating with excitement, waiting for your movie to play on the big screen. All of a sudden, the glory of the big screen is exposed, people gasping and anticipating with excitement, waiting for the trailers to […]
Even though black history month is officially over, who’s to say we can’t still celebrate these music legends for their achievements in history? Oftentimes, we tend to leave Afro Latinos out of the picture. This is certainly still true within the music industry, where Afro Latinos make significant contributions but aren’t as widely acknowledged. When […]
With the violet lights of a Northern California sunset in the background, the ghosts of 2015 were finally put to rest. More than a decade after a goal-line interception in Arizona derailed a budding dynasty, the Seattle Seahawks exacted their revenge at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 8. In a defensive display reminiscent of the […]
Choosing what to wear is something everyone goes through, especially women. From first dates to everyday errands, clothing often reflects personality, comfort, and confidence, and, for some, a deeper expression of identity. Masc Fashion, short for masculine fashion, which often refers to a style of dress that embraces traditionally masculine clothing and aesthetic, regardless of […]
At 9 pm, television screens, laptops, and tablets are glowing in bedrooms. Viewers all over the world are tuning into a show to make them feel something, searching for the stories that may change their lives. Have you ever wondered what people are watching these days? What do these three shows say about what people […]
As the spring semester wraps up, it’s a great time to reflect — not just on finals or earned credits, but on the people who helped us get here. Behind every long paper and tough exam were professors who showed up, stayed late and guided us with patience and purpose. Let’s give a sincere thank-you […]
The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) is currently in the process of searching for a new Chief of Police, as the institution seeks to enhance campus safety and foster stronger ties with the community. Officer Christopher Brown is serving as the interim Chief of Police during this transitional period. The decision to search […]
The Washington Commanders have officially completed a deal to return to RFK Memorial Stadium in Washington, DC. On Monday, April 28th, the Washington Commanders owner and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a $3.7 billion deal to rebuild RFK Stadium and the surrounding area for the return of the NFL team. After spending 28 years playing […]
The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) is no stranger to the challenges that come with being an HBCU in a nontraditional setting. With a predominantly commuter-based student body, a lack of dorms, and a campus that doesn’t fit the typical “college experience,” many students feel disconnected from the dynamic, freedom-filled culture that defines […]
The long-awaited wait for this grocery store is over, as on April 4th, 2025, Mom’s right on the University of the District of Columbia campus opened to the public. Many UDC students and members of the Van Ness community alike were concerned that this day would never come. “They’ve been working on it [Mom’s] for […]