Corcoran students have started to install their work in the Flagg Building, where 30-day NEXT Festival is competing with ongoing renovations.

Sheep from eco-friendly, Fairfax-based Lamb Mowers got their fill yesterday at the Grow Community Garden on George Washington University’s campus.

The university said Thomas was simply “unavailable” for the semester. More than 11,000 people signed a petition calling for his removal after the Dobbs decision.

George Washington University will change the ‘Colonial’ moniker to an undetermined new nickname following years of pressure from student activists.

After NEXT closes, GW is also teeing up another renovation of the Corcoran School’s historic home on 17th Street NW, this time to make room for a new National Gallery of Art exhibit space.

Meanwhile, DC Health said there are no imminent plans to recommend or require masking indoors.

With so much still unknown about the condition, local long COVID patients are living in uncertainty, often managing confusing symptoms on their own.

They couldn’t live on campus or eat in dining halls. So instead, these college students found other neighborhoods in – and out of – D.C. to call home.

As the pandemic continues, some local universities are attempting to reopen their campuses for students. Others are embarking on a third semester of majority remote learning.

“Thanksgiving is about love,” says Dr. Ernest Carter of Prince George’s County. “Whether I see my daughters on Zoom or I’m hugging and kissing them, the love hasn’t changed a bit.”