Upperclassmen living on campus can now apply for financial assistance for mandatory meal plans following activism efforts by student leaders and activists.
Juniors and seniors can now apply for meal...
A newly proposed bill in the D.C. Council may provide Washington, D.C. residents with $100 per month toward public transit costs.
Councilmember Charles Allen (D-Ward 6) reintroduced his Metro...
New Washington, D.C. legislation requires all riders to lock up rentable scooters after using them, prompting rider concerns about convenience and a lack of bike rack space.
The Council of the District...
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) recently discussed key fare changes that may take effect in 2022, including eliminating peak traffic fare increases.
Potential fare...
A new report found that Washington, D.C. public schools have improved hiring practices over the last 12 years thanks to new, innovative hiring practices.
According to the report released this...
