Tagged: Spring 2017
Feeding Your Soul in D.C.
by Ra’iatea Lohe (Spring 2017)
Soul Food Friday. The only employee appreciation “event” I attended at my restaurant and arguably the best. We had collard greens with More
Reevaluation
by Emily Williams (Spring 2017)
When I applied for the BUDC program in September, I had a very different semester in mind. I knew that it would impact my career in a great way More
D.C. from Above and Beyond
by Brian Monroy (Spring 2017)
The image of Washington in the popular imagination is often that of Roman arches and limestone structures dominating More
Four Months in DC: My Front Row Seat to History
by Nick Neville (Spring 2017)
When I first arrived in Washington this January, politics wasn’t really my thing. More
A City with Friends and Gifts from All Over the World
by Vicky Liao (Spring 2017)
The only reason I chose to come to this Washington study abroad program was because I got an internship at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). More
Washington, DC: The City Run By Millennials
by Chelsea Wolgel (Spring 2017)
When you first think of Washington, the immediate thought that comes to mind is old, white guys bickering in Congress about bills, More
Washington, D.C. as an inherent place for global advocacy
by Goldy Fogel (Spring 2017)
To some, the D.C. culture is known to be very traditional, More
Protesting in the Age of Trump
by Sekar Krisnauli (Spring 2017)
President Donald Trump’s policies is turning out to be one of the most potent calls for Washington activism that reaches out to people all across the nation. More
The Nation’s Capital, The World’s Expression Board
by Alessia Riccio (Spring 2017)
It is difficult to truly understand the deeply expressive nature of Washington, DC until you live in the heart of it all. More
DC Off the Beaten Path: House Edition
by Aaron Whitaker (Spring 2017)
DC is known by most for its cluster of museums and monuments located along the National Mall. However, a large part of DC’s culture and history is defined by its quieter residential neighborhoods. More
