GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
3 days ago by Max McGowen
Hatchet Reporter
To reflect this and ensure that its values live on in a contemporary setting, the Odd Fellows coordinate their work with foundations to engage in social, medical and educational programs.
The Hilltop, Howard University, DC
1 day ago by Courtney Gwynn
In a concluding statement in producer and singer Ryan Leslie's music video for his hit song "Addicted," he once said, "We encourage diversity in life, fashion and the arts."
Leslie's music video, however, featured only black models. Is diversity really encouraged in fashion?
It took 116 years for Vogue, a popular fashion and lifestyle magazine, to shoot an entire issue with nothing but black models.
Mountain Echo, Mount Saint Mary's College, MD
1 day ago by Brendan McNulty
We embarked upon our first venture outside of the country this weekend to Vienna, Austria. After getting off the train, our first endeavor was to take in the Leopold Art Museum, which showcased the works of some of the most respected Austrian painters including Gustav Klimt, whom I admire very much for his apparent knack at letting women paint them without clothes on.
Spokesman, Morgan State University, MD
3 days ago by Brook England
In Miami, I never got the black experience. If you know anything about the city, you know about 60 percent of the area is of Latin descent, according to the 2000 Census Bureau report. In many parts of the city people don't speak English.
In grade school, Miami-Dade students learn about black history primarily in February, learning only about Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Quad, West Chester University, PA
3 days ago by Suzanne Brady
Running from class to class barely leaves enough time for sufficient and healthy meals. Many times walking around campus, you will see students munching on a bag of chips or eating a personal pizza from Papa Johns. There are not many healthy options for students to grab on the go, and even if there are they are more expensive than the unhealthy ones.
The Hilltop, Howard University, DC
3 days ago by Brittany J. Harris
In light of the recent wave of reality TV shows and their growing popularity in entertainment and television, it seems nowadays any and everyone can get a taste of fame.
"To be known by a higher degree of people than the average person is my definition of fame, and you don't necessarily even have to have talent, either," said freshman print journalism major Anique Hameed.
Mountain Echo, Mount Saint Mary's College, MD
3 days ago by Megan Swann
If you drive past the CVS in Thurmont, you will find a small restaurant named Bollinger's on the left-hand side of North Church Street.
Bollinger's is a quaint, welcoming, family-style restaurant run by Donna Bollinger and her children, Joshua and Carrie, who bought the restaurant in 1989.
The Hilltop, Howard University, DC
4 days ago by Chelsea Taylor
Despite the uncertainty of the financial sectors of the current economy, Dr. Barron H. Harvey, Dean of the Howard University School of Business, remains optimistic.
"The economy is going to affect everyone, not only business majors," Harvey said. "Lawyers and [individuals in] telecommunications are also going to be affected.
The Quad, West Chester University, PA
4 days ago by Tiffany Caprice
When building a house it is vital for survival that there be a ventilation system; a chimney, a fan, or even just an open window. So why is it when it comes to relationships we don't always have a way to vent? Are there certain people we go to for certain things? Should there be one who gets the satisfaction of knowing they are your first line defense? I couldn't believe it.
Loquitur, Cabrini College, PA
5 days ago by Gianna Shikitino
In college, students often work together in teams, brainstorm ideas together and collaborate on projects. Many new Web-based products are sprouting up. The range from free ones like Google Documents and wikis to costly group project managers. In the middle price range at $30 a year is Meadmap.
The Quad, West Chester University, PA
6 days ago by Ginger Rae Dunbar
It is that time of the year again for all-you-can eat home-made chili.
The Rotary Club of West Chester will host the sixth annual chili cook-off on Sunday Oct. 5, located on Gay Street between New Street and High Street, chili samples will be available and entertainment will be provided.
GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
6 days ago by Amanda Panitch
Hatchet Reporter
Judging by the number of students who attended a lecture on how to become a screenwriter Friday, GW students aspire to be more than just senators.
GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
6 days ago by Brittany Levine, Molly Fried, Anna Flatow and Kaitlyn Funk
It may not be New York, but D.C. offers its share of nightlife, from clubs to dive bars. So get off campus and celebrate being 21 in the District.
Spokesman, Morgan State University, MD
6 days ago by Ivoree Myles
On Wednesday, Sept. 17 from 11a.m. to 3p.m. countless on-campus organizations made themselves known at the annual Organizational Fair. It may have been the free flavored snow ice and cotton candy, the great rotation of music playing or the opportunity to meet the phenomenal organizations on campus that lured a great number of students to the event.
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