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Every week, students gather in a Georgetown University classroom — not to discuss international politics or to complete a biology lab, but instead to talk about themselves and their relationships with others on campus. The students are members of Hoyas Connected, also referred to as The Connection Project, a new one-credit class that started this...

Every week, students gather in a Georgetown University classroom — not to discuss international politics or to complete a biology lab, but instead to talk about themselves and their relationships with others on campus. The students are members of Hoyas Connected, also referred to as The Connection Project, a new one-credit class that started this...

Next month, you will see over a mile of painted hearts on light poles from Englewood Arts District to The Independence Square

From environmental justice centers, to LGBT 'mentoring' programs, tax dollars went to many leftist projects this year.

The Connection Project is one of the many organizations that receive funding assistance from United Way. The following is a Q&A with the Connection Project’s executive director, Robert Barrows.

New program claims that a ‘flaw’ in many similar projects is that they require parental consent to match LGBT-identifying teens and adults online.

The Madison County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning for its regularly scheduled session. All commissioners were present, in addition to 12 members of the public and two county

MADISON — As the only peer-run nonprofit organization in Norfolk, The Connection Project provides valuable mental health and substance abuse services to many at-risk individuals in the community.

The public is invited to attend a meeting of a regional governmental body based in Madison County at which tax dollars may be spent.

Iraq's prime minister on Saturday inaugurated construction work on what is slated to become the first railway line connecting the country to neighbouring Iran, a major political and economic partner.The goal is to be able to transport "travellers from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Central Asian countries" to Shiite holy cities, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said in a speech.