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@GRLAGEORGETOWN / INSTAGRAM | Even though the way a company sells its products differs, they all chase the fundamental principle of offering a curated and exclusive lifestyle.

Luxury Brands Sell Expensive Stories to Younger Markets

By Steven Botsoe and Michelle Brown September 13, 2019

Walking down Georgetown’s busy M Street, tourists and residents alike ogle and peruse the countless high-end stores that dot the street and purchase anything from Chanel makeup to Michael Kors handbags....

LARKIN: Inhabiting the Radical Center

LARKIN: Inhabiting the Radical Center

By Tanner Larkin September 6, 2017

Western liberalism is in retreat. This crisis is bigger than just the wannabe-authoritarian in the White House. Our entire society is losing faith in liberal democracy, and surveys indicate our generation...

District Ranked Fifth-Best Region for Millennials

By Matthew Larson April 11, 2017

Washington, D.C., is the fifth-best U.S. region for millennials, ranking No. 1 in education, civic engagement and health, as well as No. 2 for quality of life, according to an April 4 ranking by WalletHub. WalletHub,...

PETROCHEILOS: Distrust Fuels Voter Hesitation

PETROCHEILOS: Distrust Fuels Voter Hesitation

By Martha Petrocheilos September 13, 2016

For many millennials, American politics is akin to an impure science. To those born in an era of access to nearly limitless information, millennials value truth and honesty a great deal given their aptitude...

D.C. Named Third Best for Millennials

By Jack Lynch April 8, 2016

Arlington, Va., and Washington, D.C., were named the first and third best cities, respectively, for recent college graduates out of the 100 largest cities in the country, according to personal finance...

D.C. Millennials Bringing In the Money

D.C. Millennials Bringing In the Money

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein February 28, 2014

We all know that D.C. is an expensive place for anyone to live. Just check your last bar tab at Rhino. We also know some D.C. residents can be pretty wealthy. But did you know that D.C. is actually home...

A Lasting Career Comes Later for Millennials

By Molly Simio October 18, 2013

Over the last 30 years, the job market has gone through a fundamental shift, with young adults taking longer to settle into lasting careers and older adults taking longer to retire — a phenomenon the...

Millennials Abandon Cars for Public Transit

By Johnny Verhovek October 8, 2013

New smartphone apps such as Hailo, Hopstop and Uberare revolutionizing travel in cities across the nation, causing a shift from personal cars to other methods of travel. A report released last...

Unexpected Startup Hub Emerges

By Donna Harris September 27, 2013

Although D.C. was once dominated by politics, a new sector has taken hold: startups. Yes, it’s true. There are startups in Washington. Lots of them. But before they came to D.C., start-ups evolved...

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