Middle eastern food is at home in the city
Residents appreciate middle eastern food whether they are from the region or right here in D.C.
School and video games don’t always mix
People who play video games more than usual may suffer from a decline in social life and an inability to focus.
Moving to the beat – Salsa thrives in D.C.
Exercising can now be even more fun, thanks to a host of Salsa dancing classes in the city.
Celebrating diversity
UDC’s Celebration of Black LGBTQ History highlighted the existence and legacy of Black LGBTQ and Non-binary icons.
Uninsured trans women face hard choices
Trans women are putting their health and safety on the line to live normal lives.
Samaritan Inns fights addiction with housing
Samaritan Inns has been helping the District fight addiction for over 35 years.
What to expect Freshman year
The first year of college doesn’t have to be difficult. Follow these tips to thrive as a newbie.
Bill brings seniors together
A new bill attempts to combat isolation amongst seniors by allowing them to rent out spare bedrooms to other older locals.
D.C. native is a multi-talented entertainer
Chad Eric Smith has made his dream to become a successful entertainer a reality and encourages young people to do the same.
City will teach financial planning to teens
The District government is hoping to make financial planning a part of the basic curriculum in the city’s high schools.