By Claire Prudhomme The Rhode Island Avenue project is continuing to add two more projects that will add an additional 350 apartments and condos to the area. The units will be added on a 2-acre plot with the project being a $100M dollar investment. There is also another building under the same developer that has Read More …
By Chris Carey Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced that the House of Representatives will pursue impeachment proceedings of President Trump on Tuesday, September 24. This declaration follows recent developments regarding Trump’s dealings with the Ukraine, CBS News reports. At 5:00 p.m. EST, Speaker Pelosi delivered a statement addressing President Trump’s communications with Volodymyr Read More …
By Samantha Seifert Every year on the eastern side of H Street, a street festival is held for free for all to see. From various food trucks, street vendors and stage performances, the H Street Festival has plenty for everyone. The H Street Festival has been an ongoing yearly tradition for over 12 years. Over Read More …
By Claire Prudhomme Four undocumented students from various Catholic universities in the DC area, on Tuesday September 24, sat on a panel at Trinity Washington University to speak in attribution to the movement. Undocumented and Unafraid is a movement inspired by the stress and loneliness that comes from being undocumented in America. It promotes the Read More …
By Claire Prudhomme The Culture House is an explorative venue for both locals and local artists alike, and is an incredible art piece in and of itself, created with the intention to inspire people who interact with the art that is on both the inside and outside. It is home to a selection of exhibits, Read More …
By Katie Van Lew The Renwick Gallery, a branch of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, has been the home of contemporary art for the last one hundred and fifty years. The gallery was instituted by William W. Corcoran, a businessman, and philanthropist. When Corcoran retired, he pursued his passion for art collecting, thus producing the Read More …
By Jared Prenda Magical realism is defined as “a literary or artistic genre in which realistic narrative and naturalistic technique are combined with surreal elements of dream or fantasy.” Upon the first glance of Stephen Kinzer’s book, one might categorize ‘Poisoner In Chief’ under magical realism, with events too absurd to comprehend, but it is Read More …
By Sarah Beretich Catholic Women’s Volleyball suffered its 5th and 6th losses of the season this weekend at the Neumann Knights Invitational outside Philadelphia, recovering with a win against Widener in the final match. The invitational, which took place on September 20 and 21, brought the team to their current season total of 9-6. The Read More …
By Franchetta Groves Catholic University’s College Republicans hosted its Annual All-American BBQ this past Friday on the Pryzbyla patio. Mission Barbecue catered and provided mac and cheese, pulled pork, cornbread, and all the classics of an American bBarbecue. After eating, games of cornhole and Kan Jam were started and competitive spirits were high. It was Read More …
By Kat Kaderabek As Fall begins to set in and the leaves start their short, but brilliant, change from green to reds, golds, browns, and yellows, now is the perfect time to be outside. 1. Rock Creek Park is one of the most popular hiking destinations solely due to the closeness within D.C. With 32 Read More …
