Before the pandemic, getting a driver’s license was generally a well-understood process. The effects of COVID-19 quickly changed that. The pre-pandemic steps to receiving a driver’s license, which included taking various tests to earn a learner’s permit, taking a driver’s-ed course (for those choosing to take it and...

This past January marks the first time in years that many international students from Asia have been able to celebrate their most important holiday, the Lunar New Year, at home with their families.  Like many international students, senior and International Club leader Zhiyan  "Alex" Wang described remote learning as...

Zach Fisch didn't have long to adjust to his new job on Capitol Hill. Just four days after settling into his office in the Capitol Complex's Longworth Building, Fisch was given a rude welcoming to Washington, D.C.: the Capitol attack of Jan. 6.

This evening, the Masters community gathered virtually in celebration of the life of security guard Panton Adams, who passed away from Covid-19 complications on Feb. 1. The memorial was held at 7 p.m. and featured tributes to Adams’ life from several students, faculty and staff members, parents and members of Adams’ family.  The...