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Boba shop brews its last beverages, closes doors after 6 years (opens the original)
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After six years of serving up boba tea for students departing their classes at the Elliott School of International Affairs and sweet coffee drinks for tourists returning from their days on the national mall, Secretea has shuttered its door. Opening in 2020 and located in the lobby of the 1959 E Street Residence Hall, Secretea served as a study spot and quick drink staple for GW students. Secretea’s owner, Rong “Carol” Tang, said she opened the shop when she first moved to the United States from
GW alum hits the road in new book, Revolutionary Road Trip (opens the original)
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Through her experiences exploring the 13 original colonies and venturing along Route 66, GW alum Darley Newman is paving a road through American history in her new book “Revolutionary Road Trip.” Newman, host of the PBS television show “Travels with Darley,” visited GW last Wednesday for a book signing event in the University bookstore and author talk guided by Department Chair of Early American Republic and British Atlantic World Denver Brusman about her new book documenting her travels through
The business of beauty: GW students turn cosmetic hobbies into profits (opens the original)
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In a city overflowing with expensive beauty service options, try booking your next refresh appointment with GW’s own student-run businesses. Ranging from custom henna designs to curated press-on nail sets, student beauty business owners are balancing their academic lives with clientele lists, providing services to classmates and friends alike. GW student entrepreneurs said building businesses have allowed them to meet new faces around campus while also developing essential entrepreneurial skills
From fencing to reiki, LSPA teachers introduce students to new modes of movement (opens the original)
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While politics discussion sessions and statistics recitations fill your schedule and stress your mind, GW’s Lifestyle, Sport and Physical Activity courses seek to offer a relaxing respite on your hectic calendar. This semester’s LSPA classes feature over 26 one-credit offerings with courses like golf, meditation, tai chi and zumba. While some some courses require an additional fee ranging from $14 to $550 for equipment, all classes are intended for beginners to learn a new activity, relax and ha
GW Textile Museum displays local traditions under Inkan influence (opens the original)
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A set of knotted cords used for record keeping, a dress associated with royalty and a tunic featuring an ancient sacred symbol are among many of the featured items in The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum’s new exhibit, “Weaving an Empire: Textiles of the Inka World.” The exhibit, which aims to bring together artifacts from the Inkan Empire and the diverse communities across the Andes, opens Saturday, Aug. 15 and features 49 pieces, a majority of which are sourced from t
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