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Michael Brown, a controversial former D.C. Council member, announced his candidacy against the veteran D.C. House of Representatives Delegate in the June election for the position.  Brown, who currently works as a lobbyist on Capitol Hill, is one of the six candidates vying for the position who have so far qualified for the nomination. Delegate...

Michael Brown, a controversial former D.C. Council member, announced his candidacy against the veteran D.C. House of Representatives Delegate in the June election for the position.  Brown, who currently works as a lobbyist on Capitol Hill, is one of the six candidates vying for the position who have so far qualified for the nomination. Delegate...

Dr. Linda Maule was born in Pasadena, California, but she spent most of her early life in Washington State. Later, she moved from Western Washington to Eastern Washington to attend

The UCPs parents rights legislation is misguided and puts students at risk.

Dorian Rhea Debussy’s profile on The Conversation

The fund raised nearly $35,000 in May during the most successful FundRAZOR crowdfunding campaign in campus history.

The student newspaper of Notre Dame, and Saint Marys, and Holy Cross

Opinion Notre Dame is allowing a drag show to occur on campus, despite the fact they are a Catholic University. Students are protesting, as well as the concerned public. Why is this Catholic ...

The Bridge Fellows Program is designed to support graduate research on gender issues in any department or college for the spring semester. Deadline to apply is today.

Professor Lisa Corrigan will look at the co-evolution of Playboy magazine and the larger corporate culture of Playboy, Inc. in the newest Honors College Mic Lecture.