Beginning as a way to pass time in their Village C West dorm room two years ago, Julia Greenzaid (COL ’17) and Laura Fawzi (MSB ’17) … [Read more...] about Putting a New Spin on College Apparel
African Studies Alumna Starts Education Initiative
After studying education with her African studies certificate, alumna Rebecca Gross (COL ’14) designed and founded an education initiative … [Read more...] about African Studies Alumna Starts Education Initiative
Foreign Language Course Enrollment Declines
The Modern Language Association released a report that surveyed 2,435 two- and four-year institutions’ foreign language course enrollment, … [Read more...] about Foreign Language Course Enrollment Declines
Wage Disparity Highlights Inequality
Washington, D.C.’s pervasive inequality manifests itself primarily in income and educational gaps, according to a series of reports released … [Read more...] about Wage Disparity Highlights Inequality
Employers Question Workforce Preparedness
Graduating students entering the job market have a significantly higher impression of their readiness for employment than their employers, … [Read more...] about Employers Question Workforce Preparedness