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On Tuesday, March 12, Grinnell College announced that Monica Sanders will be the inaugural recipient of the Social Innovator in Residence Program. Sanders, the founder of the Undivide Project, will receive $50,000 in funding for a five to seven week residency in the Edith Renfrow Smith `37 Civic Engagement Quad (CEQ), the construction of which...

Patio and rooftop dining deals and happy hours around DC and Virginia.

Six supporters groups will refrain from actively cheering on D.C. United for its first four home matches in response to its preseason trip to Saudi Arabia.

D.C. United supporters' groups unite in protest after club's trip to Saudi Arabia

/PRNewswire/ -- D.C. United today announced a multi-year front-of-kit partnership with Guidehouse, a DMV-based global provider of consulting services to public...

Discover the environmental disparities in predominantly Black and minority communities, highlighting the risks for cancer and access to cancer care.

Winter Restaurant Week will soon be upon us; it runs from Monday, January 15 to Sunday, January 21. And while dinner prices have jumped—set menus now are $40, $55, and $65 a person—some of the best deals can be found during the day, when restaurants turn out $25 or $35 lunches and brunches. Agora 7911

Restaurateur Tony Cibel — best known in Georgetown for Tony & Joe’s Seafood Place and Nick’s Riverside Grill at Washington Harbour — died Jan. 4 at the

As Washington reimagines its urban core, the key is mixed-use development, creating an environment where people can live, work, play, send their kids to school, and age in place. 

Pilot study finds air pollution variances across DC neighborhoods, identifying hotspots near high-traffic roads. Chesapeake Bay reports smallest recorded aquatic ‘dead zone.’ National Park Service fences off Georgetown ‘graffiti cliffs.’