Here’s Why Thursday Can Be Mystics’ Best Playoff Game in History
The Washington Mystics broke seven team playoff records in the Thursday game against the Sparks and moved to the semifinals, facing the Atlanta Dream.
Here’s Why Thursday Can Be Mystics’ Best Playoff Game in History
The Washington Mystics broke seven team playoff records in the Thursday game against the Sparks and moved to the semifinals, facing the Atlanta Dream.
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For Mystics, Every Moment at the Capital One Arena Is the Best Memory
Mystics wrapped up their Capital One Arena run Friday with a classic victory over the Los Angeles Sparks. Several players shared their favorite moment in the arena.
For Mystics, Every Moment at the Capital One Arena Is the Best Memory
Mystics wrapped up their Capital One Arena run Friday with a classic victory over the Los Angeles Sparks. Several players shared their favorite moment in the arena.
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Washington Spirit Hopes to Draw More Soccer Fans at Audi Field
The Washington Spirit women’s soccer team hopes to attract more fans to the sport by playing its last home game this season at the new Audi Field in southeast D.C.
Washington Spirit Hopes to Draw More Soccer Fans at Audi Field
The Washington Spirit women’s soccer team hopes to attract more fans to the sport by playing its last home game this season at the new Audi Field in southeast D.C.
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University of Maryland Claims Responsibility for Football Player McNair’s Death
University of Maryland President Wallace Loh admitted the football team’s training staff was responsible for Jordan McNair’s death after misdiagnosing and improper treatment.
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At its 50th edition, Citi Open keeps changing to serve the unchanged philosophy
Citi Open remains an innovative and inclusive tournament for 50 years to attract top tennis players and inspire the local underserved community.
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Jennifer Brady: improving her grass game is goal
Three years after turning professional, tennis player Jennifer Brady still takes every match as a way to improve herself, regardless of the results.
read moreHarris’ election represents firsts for many, continued service for others
As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. – the first Greek-letter organization for Black women – vice president-elect Kamala Harris’ win last month brought much attention to the National Panhellenic Council (NPHC), but civic engagement for these organizations has always been a priority.
A generation of scholars potentially at risk
With a return to in-person instruction not in sight soon for D.C. public schools, there are concerns surrounding the effects remote education on students in low-income neighborhoods due to lack of resources and parental support.
As pandemic magnifies inequities for English learners, educators try not to leave them behind
Educators nationwide who have been forced to teach online because of the pandemic are finding new ways to connect with students learning English for the first time, a group that’s particularly difficult to reach with online instruction.
Multiple data breaches of school systems put thousands of students at risk, GAO finds
According to Government Accountability Office’s analysis released Thursday of Cybersecurity Resource Center data on students from kindergarten through high school from July 2016 to May 2020, 58 of the 99 data breaches were targeted at students’ academic records, including assessment scores and special education records.
VIDEO: D.C. activists advocate for investment in Black education
On Sunday, D.C. activists from youth-led social justice organizations banded together to occupy the space outside the U.S. Department of Education.
VIDEO: The Pandemic’s Impact on Howard University’s Homecoming
WASHINGTON – Homecoming is a sacred time for students and alumni at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The weeklong event gives HBCU communities a chance to come together and celebrate. But this year's homecoming festivities looked a lot different as...
The Final Question – The Vice Presidential Debate
WASHINGTON - The final question at the vice presidential debate came from someone who can’t vote, Utah 8th grader Brecklynn Brown. It was a surprise to Brown when moderator Susan Page ended the debate with Brown’s question: “When I watch the news all I see is arguing...
Murphy pushes for alternatives to police for ensuring school safety
The Counseling Not Criminalization in Schools Act was introduced in Congress in July to provide schools with funding to hire counselors, social workers and other health professionals in place of police officers.
Betsy DeVos addresses HBCU board of advisors on funding for colleges amid COVID-19
WASHINGTON – Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Wednesday that the Trump Administration is dedicated to providing funds to Historically Black Colleges and Universities amid the coronavirus pandemic. “The success of all students is a priority for this administration,...
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