A Guide to Brookland, D.C. for the New Freshman Class
As CUA welcomes the class of 2023 to its campus, it’s easy for new students to get lost in the surrounding city, starting right here in...
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My Summer in DC
This summer was the first time I spent time away from home besides being in college. I was admitted into an academic internship program...
Put Your Big Girl Pants On and Go to Work: A Not-so-Perfect Summer and the “Real World”
If there ever was a place to fully feel the strange fear and excitement of your early twenties, it would be during a late June summer in...
Guide to CAPPP Quarter in Washington
Interested in politics or social science research? Looking to study off campus for a quarter?
Queer Eye Rocks The House
The Fab 5 (minus Karamo Brown) from the Netflix Show ‘Queer Eye,’ visited Washington DC and seriously rocked the house. The guys were...
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Your Guide to the Cherry Blossom Festival
Cherry blossom season is upon us!
What You Need to Know About Washington DC
Since coming to school with many people from across the country and around the world, I’ve gotten some confused looks when I say that I’m from DC. People have asked me a bunch of questions that make other DC people laugh, so …
Campus Cutie: Zak Bedrosian
Who doesn't love a campus cutie? A Freshman who started their own magazine, an AU Ambassador, and student... how does he do it all?
Sophomore Spotlight: Tyler Myers
Meet Tyler Myers, a sophomore from Camp Hill, PA, who is currently in the Wake Washington Program. In addition to double majoring in...
The Government Is Open Again, and So Are These Smithsonian Exhibits
The government is open again (for now). Here are some ways to get your Smithsonian fix after a long period of closure.
The Youth Accountability Paradox
How the Lincoln Memorial Incident Highlights a Bigger Problem in America
Starbucks Is Teaming Up With Uber Eats In These Cities & It's Never Been Easier To Feed Your Caffeine Addiction
Starbucks without putting on a bra is a win.
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Lyft Is Offering Inexpensive Rides To People Living In Food Deserts & We Hope Uber Follows Suit
Through a partnership with Martha’s Table, Lyft is offering D.C. residents in food deserts access to grocery stores.
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You Need to See This D.C. Exhibit on Feminism and Women’s Rights
“Rightfully Hers” brings the history of feminism to life.
A History of the Holiday Season at the White House
The holiday season at the White House has always been a happy, unifying time. Over the years, traditions have been made and unique...
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Her Campus's Favorite D.C. Finds
We’ve all experienced the struggles of wanting to venture out of our comfort zone and try new and interesting restaurants and coffee places...
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Balancing a Full-Time Internship with Full-Time Enrollment
Yes, it’s possible.
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To Take Back the House
This past Thursday was the 2018 midterm elections. These midterms were being billed by the media as one of the most important midterms in...
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Newly-Elected Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Can't Afford A DC Apartment Until She Starts Getting Her New Paycheck
It speaks to a larger problem about housing and income in the U.S.
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Campus Cuties: Mark Kopp '21
Meet Mark Kopp '21, an RA in Letts Hall responsible for the wellbeing of 46 first-year students.
