Student Mental Health and Identity Formation During Pandemic
In this package, UJW students Laura Charleston and Virginia Bates explore how the pandemic affected young people’s mental health and their sense of self.
Fewer pandemic restrictions coupled with season change brings wanderlust
Bismarck Macauley and Dailyn WraySpring 2022 TRANSCRIPT DEVONTE SANDERS – HOSTThe travel industry was hit hard early in the coronavirus pandemic with demand plummeting domestically according to The Bureau of Transportation and for international travel. People have returned to planning trips. Experts from travel agents to health officials provide guidance to continue safe practices.UJW Straight […]
DC Celebrates Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation To The U.S. Supreme Court
This historic confirmation to the Supreme Court inspired many.
IN PHOTOS: Washingtonians Celebrate Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson With Block Party
Devonte SandersUJW-DC Spring 2022 After Ketanij Brown Jackson became the first Black woman and the third Black person to be inducted into the U.S. Supreme Court, her achievement sparked a celebration and a mural located on U Street NW in April. Bryan Coulbourn, a member of skate group “The Link Up,” skates and dances during […]
Local Residents Assist Ukrainians Escaping War
People here in the United States have found it difficult to do nothing.
Column: Kyrie Irving’s Consequences Unwarranted
Irving is seen as the villain of the NBA.
Elitism in the Environmentalism
The lack of economic and racial diversity in the climate change movement has created exclusivity that some find discouraging.
IN PHOTOS: Spring Awakening taking on new meaning with coronavirus restrictions taking a back seat
Michael JoynerUJW-DC Spring 2022 Signs of life pre-covid are appearing more and more. With some level of restrictions on movement and safety guidelines in place since March 2020, many people are eager to enjoy the outdoors and warmer weather and many of the activities that accompany it.