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Achieving peace: Colombian government signs deal with FARC

December 2, 2016

Remembering Merlin

November 30, 2016

Beyond the Brick: This Week’s News from around the Web

November 18, 2016

Ben Carson turned down a position in President elect Donald Trump’s cabinet, citing his lack of government experience, even after he himself ran for president in the 2016 election. Residents of three apartment buildin...

Beyond the Brick: This Week’s News from around the Web

Faye Prekeges

November 11, 2016

Donald Trump was elected President of the United States on November 8th, winning 279 of the electoral votes. Five people were shot in downtown Seattle on Wednesday night during an anti-Trump rally. Anti-Donald Trump p...

Beyond the Presidency, Women Break Historic Barriers

November 10, 2016

7-year-old hit and critically injured near Annie Wright

Lexy Sullivan

November 2, 2016

On Halloween, a 7-year-old boy was hit and critically injured by a drunk driver just 6 blocks from Annie Wright, on North 9th and North I streets. Bella Eisenhart and Nina Rubesch, two seniors from AWS, were on th...

Beyond the Brick: This Week’s News from around the Web

October 14, 2016

Audio tapes of Donald Trump making lewd comments about women in 2005 surfaced October 8, the day before the second Presidential debate. The second Presidential debate was Sunday, October 9. Check out the highlights of this historic an...

Colombia Insight: Q & A with Sandra Bush

October 13, 2016

Beyond the Brick: This Week’s News from around the Web

October 7, 2016

Beyond the Brick: This Week’s News from around the Web

Faye Prekeges

September 30, 2016

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went head to head in this election’s first Presidential debate. Get a "best of" their one-liners here. You can tune in to the next debate on Sunday, October 9. A train crash in Hoboken, New Jersey, injured more than 100 peopl...

Beyond the Brick: Weekly News Digest from around the Web

September 23, 2016

Annie Wright Caucus: Feel the Bern

Maya Arigala

February 13, 2016

With the Republican party down to six nominees and the Democratic party down to two, more and more Americans are tuning into debates, informing themselves on stances, and seriously considering who their pick will be for the pr...