UDC Life Photo Gallery
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PRESIDENT MASON ADDRESSES THE CROWD AT THE OPENING OF THE STUDENT CENTER.
PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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MICHAEL MARSHALL, UDC ALUMNUS AND LEAD ARCHITECT, WITH UDC ARCHITECTURE STUDENT. PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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IT'S A FULL HOUSE AT THE STUDENT CENTER GRAND OPENING.
PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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GEORGIA HERRON, CLASS OF 1946 ALUMNA. PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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RIBBON CUTTING AT THE NEW STUDENT CENTER.
PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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A LADY BASKETBALL PLAYER HAVING FUN DURING THE STUDENT CENTER EXTRAVAGANZA. PHOTO: XAVIER BIAS
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PROFESSOR DANIEL VEENE AWARDS KHYLE HIGHTOWER WITH A GIFT CARD FOR HIS FIRST PRIZE AWARD. PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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ANA GUEVARA, THE 2nd PRIZE WINNER AT THE TRAILBLAZERS ART SHOW. PHOTO: OSIRIS REBOLLO
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UDC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VERSUS ROBERTS WESLEYEN, JAN. 31st. PHOTO: BRANDON WALLING
UDC MEN'S BASKETBALL VERSUS ROBERTS WESLEYEN, JAN. 31st. PHOTO: Brandon Walling
Top 3 Videos of the Month
MAYOR MURIEL BOWSER CUTS THE RIBBON AND WELCOMES STUDENTS TO THE NEW STUDENT CENTER.
VIDEO BY MELVIN BOGARD & XAVIER BIAS.
FITNESS MANAGER COREY ROBINSON GIVES A QUICK TOUR OF THE NEW FITNESS CENTER.
VIDEO BY MELVIN BOGARD.
UDC GREEKS STROLLING DURING THE EXTRAVAGANZA.
VIDEO BY XAVIER BIAS.
President Focuses on Action Plan
Seven months into his tenure as president, Ronald Mason Jr. continues to focus on the 10-point action plan he presented during the September 2015 convocation to increase enrollment, retention and graduation rates.
Minority Women Engineers Find Support in Program
They may be under-represented in the field, but the members of the University of the District of Columbia’s (UDC) chapter of the Society of Women Engineers are nurtured in the classroom and beyond.
Brainfood Served After School
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Said "I Do," but Still in School
A young bride-to-be meeting her future husband in college seems like a relic from the 1960s. A woman falls in love with her soulmate and then drops out to become the perfect housewife. At least, that’s how the story used to go.
Four Free Things to do in D.C.
D.C. may be an expensive city but it has plenty of things to do for free. These events range from performances to games.