Experts say trust in police could be the cause.
Experts say trust in police could be the cause.
Despite an increase in fear, underlying problems in MPD’s policing of Washington’s Black residents already existed, data and advocate interviews show.
For over a decade, charges under D.C.’s Bias-Related Crimes Act remained few. In lieu of legal solutions, some groups are fighting hate at its roots.
- Experts say trust in police could be the cause.
- Protests, a legal complaint and a new president sparked the changes.
- The landscape architect who helped create the arboretum passed the torch to an arborist this semester.
- Some leaders and participants of dance spaces say the locations provide fellowship through movement.
- Students protested the National Guard, sexual assault and war this year. Their protests looked different nearly 60 years ago.
- Despite an increase in fear, underlying problems in MPD’s policing of Washington’s Black residents already existed, data and advocate interviews show.
- A trove of records provides a peek into the history of AU and beyond.
- A month of anti-ICE protests swept Washington after the killing of Renée Good.
- Faculty said there are weaknesses in emergency trainings and procedures.
- Letter from the editor
Protests, a legal complaint and a new president sparked the changes.
The landscape architect who helped create the arboretum passed the torch to an arborist this semester.
Students protested the National Guard, sexual assault and war this year. Their protests looked different nearly 60 years ago.
A trove of records provides a peek into the history of AU and beyond.
Faculty said there are weaknesses in emergency trainings and procedures.
Experts say trust in police could be the cause.
Despite an increase in fear, underlying problems in MPD’s policing of Washington’s Black residents already existed, data and advocate interviews show.
For over a decade, charges under D.C.’s Bias-Related Crimes Act remained few. In lieu of legal solutions, some groups are fighting hate at its roots.
Exploring the impact of fashion in D.C.
In August, the president deployed federal law enforcement to DC’s
streets. Amid residents’ concerns, this is how local government
responded.
Some leaders and participants of dance spaces say the locations provide fellowship through movement.
Washington’s official music genre meets traditional Colombian rhythms for a night of dancing at Anthem Row.
A new wave of coffee culture is bringing a new approach to a D.C. scene dominated by chains
Artists in the district explore statehood, homelessness and racial justice through murals.
Uncovering the National Cathedral’s open-air secrets.
Former federal workers look back on a period of confusion and heartbreak in their professional lives. They say they’re moving on.
A month of anti-ICE protests swept Washington after the killing of Renée Good.
Tajik, Uzbek and Hazaran protestors said they are not collectively responsible for the Pashtun shooter’s actions.
Organizers of a Sept. 15 vigil for the slain conservative activist said Kirk was an early political inspiration to them. Others came to protest Kirk’s views.
Washingtonians rallied together to protest against recent policies put in place by President Donald Trump.
Title IX offices routinely fall short of student concerns, prioritize universities, experts said.
Students weigh in on current state of mental health services on campus.
Shortages, pharmacies and Student Health Center limit ADHD
prescriptions
Absence requests impact college life for those facing health issues
COVID continues to have an impact on the student experience, safety and academics