by Sean Mooney (’22) For the last two months I have had the pleasure of interning for the regulatory department of the Niskanen Center. When I committed to Wake Washington pre-COVID, I had professional interest in policy research but no experience. This summer, I took […]
by Ethan Hawkins (’22) “During these uncertain times…” is a phrase echoed by just about every American university these days. From social gatherings to studying abroad, students everywhere are struggling to figure out what to do with themselves during this era of “the new normal.” […]
by Duncan Walsh (’22) This past Saturday in Washington, D.C. was wonderful. The five of us decided that going to brunch at The Smith would be the perfect way to celebrate the beautiful weather and the start of the weekend. The […]
by Haleigh Cadd (’21) I can imagine that one of the primary indicators that would signal that it’s rush hour in DC during non-COVID times is when people would compete for walking space on the sidewalk. These people might wear disgruntled expressions, their 9-to-5 attire, […]
by Haleigh Cadd (’21) Today is Friday. Or, it was, when I sat down to write this. Friday is speaker day at Wake Washington. And we usually relocate to the Wake Washington Center from our apartments for speakers. After we finish talking with our last […]
by Jacob Grossman (’22) During orientation week, Ms. Richwine mentioned Wake Washington was supposed to be a challenge for students. Where many abroad programs have easier classes, and are meant to give students the opportunity to explore different cultures, Wake Washington is not like that. […]