Life as a DC Student in WMI
By Merdie Nzanga It was April 4, 2014 – the day I received my acceptance letter to American University. Oh yay me! I’m going to Washington, DC! Here I was […]
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The nitty gritty of everyday court life
By Thamar Bailey Going to court is not what TNT movies make it out to be. There’s not a mass crowd in the room, there’s no gavel calling for attention or […]
A Different Kind of WMI Student
By Kristina Orrego Most days, I’m up by 5 a.m. 6:30 is nothing short of glorious. Then, I hop in my car and make the 45-minute pilgrimage from Stafford, Virginia […]
Top Ten Emojis and When to Use Them
By Scott Silberstein Here is the definitive list of the 10 best emojis (in no particular order), what they mean, and when to use them. 2. Yikes – basically that face you […]
Budgeting Done Right in the District
By Molly Farrell When I first moved into my apartment at WISH, I knew I was going to be doing a lot of cooking because going out to eat all the […]
A Clown Wearing Heels to Work
By Makena Kelly I look like such a buffoon in Washington. You might as well stick a clown nose on my face and give me unicycle to help me commute […]
If you Hate the News, Go to the Newseum: A museum dedicated to all things news
By Prachi Parmar Washington, D.C is a city that is rife with possible weekend excursions. I have been here since the first week of September and somehow after 12 weekends […]
Spending My Last Semester of College in DC
By Tja Shorr I never thought I would find myself in the middle of the election season in my last semester of college standing in the heart of Washington, DC. […]
My Time at Monumental Sports & Entertainment
By Mark Couch A couple days before I left to begin my semester in D.C., I thought about how I would be interning for Monumental Sports & Entertainment and getting to […]
The Election Night No One Expected
By Lauren Gantenbein A few weeks ago during a Friday discussion centered around politics, a political journalist guest speaker told our class, “The election is over.” I think the majority […]