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  • Hyperlocal and Hyper-Unheralded: Washington’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission System, Explained

    The leaves are changing colors, t-shirts are making way for hoodies, and pumpkin spice lattes are the top-selling drink at Starbucks, which can only mean one thing – it’s election season in DC. While the District won’t be the site of a hotly-contested chief executive’s race or a majority-defining Senate seat up for grabs, Washington’s…

    Julius Washington

    September 30, 2022
    DC/Maryland/Virginia News
    ANC, campaign trail, Columbia Heights, District of Columbia, election, Hill East, Home Rule, Howard University, local officials, voting, Ward 6, Ward1
  • Rail Agreement Avoids Disruptions to Supply Chain and Passenger Travel

    CORRECTION: A previous version of this story had Ms. Tanya Penny’s name listed as Tanya Perry. The error has been corrected. Freight rail employee unions and company officials reached a deal early Thursday, following 20 hours of marathon talks, ending fears of a nationwide strike that would compromise shipments and further disrupt public transportation. Members…

    Julius Washington

    September 28, 2022
    Congress, National Politics, The White House
    Amtrak, freight rail, infrastructure, labor strike, Northeast Regional, trains, Union Station, unions, Washington
  • In Visit to Howard University, Peter Obi Promises New Era of Nigerian Leadership

    On Thursday, Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi stopped by Howard University’s Cramton Auditorium to deliver a lecture on good governance, as the West African nation’s presidential campaign season kicks off. Although the event started an hour late, the 1,500-seat auditorium was packed when Obi entered the venue, and his supporters, who call themselves ‘Obidients,’ greeted…

    Julius Washington

    September 28, 2022
    Howard University, International
    diaspora, election, Howard University, Nigeria, Peter Obi, presidential race
  • After a Historic 2021-22 Season, Coach Kenneth Blakeney and the Howard Bison Are Ready to Soar Higher

    How do you follow up on Howard men’s basketball’s best season since 2002? That’s the question Head Coach Kenneth Blakeney is looking to answer this season. Last year, the Bison went 16-13, good for second in the NCAA’s Division 1 MEAC Conference and a dramatic turnaround from the previous two seasons’ 1-4 and 4-29 records. …

    Julius Washington

    September 28, 2022
    College Sports, Howard University, NCAA Men’s Basketball
    Bison, Coach K, HBCUs, Makur Maker, March Madness, MEAC, NBA Summer League, NCAAM
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Julius Washington is a student reporter at Howard University. This site has been created as a repository for stories, both published and unpublished.

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