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Tips and tricks for the busiest AU students
More inexpensive restaurants means more benefits for college students
Nothing says fall better than pumpkin spice
Cafe celebrates grand opening of full-service coffee shop
Run along the Anacostia River to support homeless children in DC
Start fall with a celebration of coffee and culture
Promises of free tote bags full of plant-based treats and coupons lured many to VegFest, a vegan food festival, well before 11 a.m.
Free and flavorful experience to showcase plant-based foods
Summer--and swimsuit season--is coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean you have to kiss your summer-body goals goodbye.
Find exercise you can enjoy
New and exciting things are coming to Roofer’s Union, a local restaurant in Adam’s Morgan, serving classic American dishes by Executive Chef Jenn Flynn.
Brunch is one of the most important meals of the day. It’s perfect for when you get a chance to sleep in on weekends, while also giving you the option to eat breakfast or lunch by noon.
Support National Zoo animals at annual beer festival.
Three guilty pleasures all in one event
Fourth of July is here and it’s time to get excited about your next barbecue.
Before writing this article, I had never had avocado toast before. Sure, I’d heard of it, and had considered making it after reading an article on Buzzfeed that had nine different recipes, but I’d always been turned off by the cost.
The next round of the food truck festival will be June 16
As summer begins in the district, so does one of our favorite summer traditions: farmers market season. Now until Nov. 25, the University of the District of Columbia will host a farmers market each Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside the David A. Clarke School of Law.
Enjoy Peruvian food, culture and a fashion show at Taste of Peru 2017
Getting through finals week is a rite of passage that every college student has to endure, but students do not need to lock themselves on the silent floor of the library to study hard.
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