Originally published Friday, February 26, 2021 for Sourcing and Interview Techniques class, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies March is National Women’s History Month and Kaitlin Calogera, the owner of A Tour of Her Own, will be leading women’s history tours in the nation’s capital. Calogera is a 32-year-old D.C…

Originally published Thursday, April 15, 2021, for Money & Media class, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies Many college students will be eligible for the first time for federal coronavirus-related stimulus checks. Independent students who meet the criteria could receive $1,400 under the latest COVID-19 relief bill. …

Originally published Sunday, April 25, 2021, for Money & Media class, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies The price of Mother’s Day flowers purchased in the DMV may be higher this year, due to a shortage of flowers in the market and high demand as in-person events begin to return. …

Originally published Thursday, December 3, 2020, for Reporting and News Writing class, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies The last day yoga teacher Jessica Sandhu taught yoga in a studio was the Sunday in March before stay-at-home orders went into effect. She had a feeling that the pandemic wasn’t going…

Originally published Thursday, October 1, 2020, for Reporting and News Writing class, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies Last year D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood had 30,000 visitors for Art All Night. …

Originally published Thursday, September 24, 2020, for Reporting and News Writing class, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies When COVID-19 closed Capo Deli’s bar on Florida Avenue in Shaw, beverage manager Rohit Malhotra brainstormed a way for customers to bring their drinks home instead. In March, in the peak of…