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Budget uncertainty and D.C.’s heavily privatized housing system limit how much DCHA can intervene in long-running resident complaints, according to officials and residents.

Launched on January 16, 2026, the exhibition features artworks from individuals of all ages, exploring themes of freedom and resistance.

Robert Hill, a student at Howard University, stood on the street in DC for the monks' arrival, and it was a transformative experience.

Buddhist monks arrived in the nation’s capital this week, after walking 2,300 miles from Fort Worth, Texas, completing their “Walk for Peace.”

For Pastor Mark Broach in Trenton, New Jersey, service isn't about perfect conditions; it is about showing up anyway.

In The Loop HU is a student crocheting club founded by Jala Wallace and Milan Zeigler during their sophomore year in 2023.

While recent policy shifts and healthcare initiaties aim to address inequities, questions remain about their efficacy and reach.

The Bethune Annex Café shutdown comes amid broader worries about food access that have been building since the start of the 2025 academic year.

Will Greenfield depends on skilled nurses, respiratory therapy, home health aides, ventilators, and adaptive equipment.

This story offers a rare glimpse into how a few students are thinking about AI, not as a shortcut, but as a tool they are actively negotiating.

Many students are still bracing for what could be a difficult season of stretching meals and relying on campus pantries to fill the gaps left by inconsistent federal support.

A crowd revisited the names, stories, and sacrifices of more than 200,000 soldiers who fought for a nation that did not fight for them.