Discover for whom the transition to a cashless society is making change, and who is being swiped away. Find out how many gallons of water you’re flushing down the drain at home, learn about the history of the fight to level the playing field in women’s athletics, and meet the six women programmers behind the first modern computer—thanks to Washington College of Law professor Kathy Kleiman. Also in this issue: journalist John Shiffman helps recount the horrors of police officer Michael Fanone’s January 6, Professor Heng Xu provides modern password hygiene tips, and record executive Steve Greenberg lets the dogs out.
Monumental Sports and Entertainment electronic news gathering shooter Alex Diamond focuses on DC’s basketball team, but it’s not just layups and press conferences that light up his lens
ONCD deputy director of technology and ecosystem security Camille Stewart Gloster has spent more than a decade at the nexus of law, privacy, and cybersecurity
Kogod professorial lecturer and Air Force veteran Joseph Mortati takes on painstaking research to piece together details about unaccounted for service members
Longtime DC Council chair Phil Mendelson learned from his first and only defeat at the polls in 1996
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