Commentary

Change is hard and even more so when it comes without being asked for and nearly two years into a global pandemic. But with...

My small bike wobbles on the grey cobblestones as I battle to keep it upright. I desperately want to look behind me, to check...

This earth is littered with skeletons— we find them everywhere— Of dinosaurs, whales, bats and people. We know their bones, but not their souls. The few old souls...

Dear Readers, it has been long months since The Nose has put pen to paper. Yet, after fortifying himself with a brown medicinal libation,...

To the editor: Thank you for the lovely article in your September issue on the Bicentennial of St. Peter’s Church on Capitol Hill. We are...

Garfield Park is a great asset for the Capitol Hill neighborhood and for all of DC. But the southern edge of the park and...

Celebrate the Festival of Lights as the community again gathers together to light the Menorah this Hanukkah. The Capitol Hill Business Improvement District (BID), along...

When I proposed Initiative 81, I was motivated by a personal crisis. Entheogenic plants and fungi had helped me overcome crippling postpartum depression. By...

Dec. 1 marks World AIDS Day, a day where we reflect on the HIV crisis, and reaffirm our commitment to ending the epidemic once...

I have lived in Southwest since 1975. In that time, I have made several false starts to move somewhere else, but Southwest always drew...