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Sweeping resolution proposing content in curricula approved unanimously

It’s about to get harder to find a Capital Bikeshare bike for your commute home. Starting today, all D.C. residents are eligible for a free one-month membership to the region’s shared bike program.

The explosive growth of Navy Yard, the Southwest Waterfront, and NoMa have put Ward 6 at the center of the District’s redistricting debate.

The news that the Metrorail system in the nation’s capital will continue to operate at reduced levels this week is prompting the District to offer a transit perk to city residents: free bike rides.

Howard University students are nearing their third week of protests at the Blackburn University Center with cold weather and rain approaching the tents that students have transformed into a home.

Less than half of employees are expected to be back in the office on a typical workday this fall

Black excellence is more than words.

D.C.’s pandemic rental assistance program will stop accepting applications on Wednesday. Protestors at a Sunday rally said that’s too early.

At a ceremony held Friday, the university officially renamed the 2400 block of 4th Street Northwest to Lucy Diggs Slowe Way

The PNC Foundation is providing a $16.8 million grant to Howard University to create the PNC National Center for Entrepreneurship at its D.C. campus.

As Howard University prepared for homecoming weekend, officials dedicated a street on campus to a pioneer in education and advocate for women’s rights and racial justice.

In 1998, the District of Columbia Public Schools were doing such a bad job preparing students for college that when local business executives asked how many graduating seniors went to college the…

About 400 people gathered in front of the Taft Memorial to urge Congress to act.

As Howard University’s first in-person homecoming festivities in two years continued on Saturday, about 150 students camped out in front of a campus building, with some camped in the building’s…

A rare rail car defect has morphed into Metro’s biggest crisis since a deadly smoke incident six years ago

For a second week, students at Howard University are protesting what they call "unlivable" housing conditions, claiming mold, roaches and mice are common inside the dorms on campus. They are pitching…

I’ve spent my career helping residents of our region realize their dreams of homeownership. And while not everyone can afford to buy a home, everyone deserves to have a home.

A local nonprofit that has received its first LGBTQ+ grant from the District is using it to help asylum seekers in the area.

Five D.C. lawmakers want the inspector general to look into reports of unethical — and potentially criminal — behavior at the city’s Housing Authority.

The agency’s board chair resigned this week in the wake of allegations of a conflict of interest.