Sam P.K. Collins
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Ward 7 Residents Nonplussed on Proposed Halfway House
Upon learning about CORE, LLC's intent to move a 300-bed halfway house around the corner from a hub of urban…
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D.C. Student Reflects on Harvard Decision, Storied High School Career
This fall, RuQuan "RuThaTruth" Brown will start his freshman year at the Ivy League school where African-American historian and DCPS…
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Award-Winning Math Teacher Explains Recipe for Success
D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) educator and lifelong math aficionado Ashley Kearney said she's revealing the language of life to her…
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Black History Month Celebration Kicks Off at Civil War Museum
The ceremonial start of Black History Month provided local organizers, mavens of industry, politicians and others the opportunity to celebrate…
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Youth Hair Model Reeling from Private School Expulsion
For years, Kuumba Learning Center has been a private school of choice for those in the D.C. area seeking an…
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Celebrated Journalist Gwen Ifill Honored with Black Heritage Stamp
Over the span of her storied journalism career, Gwen Ifill secured a reputation for upholding the principles of her profession,…
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Students Lament Washington Metropolitan’s Closure
Even after students, parents, and community members expressed their dismay during meetings and visits with city officials, the central office…
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Go-Go Museum Sets Out to Preserve D.C.’s Sound, Culture
Members of the group coordinating and raising funds for the launch of a go-go museum in Southeast said instruments, photos,…
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Book Fair to Feature Student of the Late Dr. Welsing
As has been the case in years past, the third annual Know Thyself Book Fair will feature literary works from…
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Kavon Martez Rayford Brings the Game of 33 to Silver Screen
The origin of the game 33 incites debate among generations of basketball aficionados living in the D.C. metropolitan area. Some…
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