Willie Futrelle outlines political and economic reforms to solve homelessness through fair wages, universal healthcare, and accountability.

Warren Stevens reflects on summer’s end, community kindness, and hopes for better leadership and affordable living in America.

Jenkins Dalton celebrates Street Sense as living news—uniting voices, bridging communities, and reflecting change through poetic expression.

Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov proposes creating a National Guard human rights department to address suicides, mass murders, and citizen protection.

Angie Whitehurst denounces Medicare and Medicaid cuts, highlighting health insecurity, human rights, and the struggle to survive in D.C.

Nitin Khanna’s reflective poem contemplates self-awareness, memory, and grace, finding angels and forgotten selves in everyday moments.

Jenna is a rising junior at George Washington University, where she studies journalism and political science. She also works as the senior news editor at the GW Hatchet. Aside from local journalism, ...