Street Sense is a newspaper that gives the homeless people of D.C. a voice. It is a paper that allows vendors to make a little bit of money in order to feed themselves and provides bus fare. Street Sense is a paper that is not sold, but merely given to people and accepting a donation.

On Saturday morning, April 17th 2,500 people gathered in front of the Canadian Embassy to begin their walk to cure MS. MS is a unpredictable disease that can have symptoms from tingling and numbness to blindness and paralysis. People raised and donated money to find the cure. MS affects more than 400,000 people in the U.S. and 2.5 million people worldwide.

American University students are experiencing their first taste of spring in March.

The sun is out and so are the students, hanging out on the quad, playing football, watching TV and even soaking their feet in a kiddie pool.

Many students say the sun is much deserved after surviving the DC snowpocalypse.

During the Cherry Blossom Festival, Lululemon is trying to set a new record of having 1,000 people participate in yoga at the Washington Monument.

1,700 people of all ages gathered to help Lululemon reach their goal and set a new record.

Pacers Running Store hosted their first annual Love the Run You’re With Valentine’ day 5K race.
The race was originally supposed to be on Valentine’s day but because of DC’s snowpocalypse the race was postponed until February 28th.
Chris Farley, Pacers Running Store owner said, “we’re trying to keep it fun. Valentine’s Day is for togetherness, love so we said what a great time for an event and it’s worked out great.”
Racer’s bibs were organized in the Facebook relationship status fashion.

Red for in a relationship.
Green for single.
And yellow for “its complicated.”

No matter what your status is you can always love the run you’re with.