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National Mentoring Month: Overcoming Challenges Together

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Every January, National Mentoring Month reminds us of the powerful role mentorship plays in helping people grow, connect, and succeed. Whether you’re a student, early-career professional, or someone looking for guidance in a new field, mentorship can open doors that might otherwise stay closed. The importance of mentoring extends beyond skill development to include building […]

How to Meet People in a New City (and Why It’s So Important)

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Moving to a new city can be both exhilarating and intimidating. One of the biggest challenges for newcomers is meeting people and building a supportive social network. Humans are social creatures by nature, and the connections we form with others provide emotional well-being, career opportunities, and even better health outcomes. In fact, a 2018 study […]

Everything You Need to Know About the Smithsonian Museums in DC

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Visiting the Smithsonian Institution — the world’s largest museum, education, and research complex — is one of the top things to do while in Washington, DC. The Institution holds around 155 million objects, works of art, and specimens throughout its facilities. However, with such an expansive collection of museums and other sites of interest, it […]

The Benefits of Co-Living in DC

Do you want to make DC your permanent or temporary home? Co-living may be the perfect solution for you! In such a popular, densely, and diversely populated area, co-living provides unique benefits as well as many conveniences at affordable prices. Find out more about co-living and how you can find the perfect place to stay […]

Fun Day Trips From DC: Exploring Beyond the Capital

Living in Washington, DC, offers a vibrant array of activities and sights within city limits, from museum visits to concerts and sporting events. But sometimes, a change of scenery is just what we need. Whether it’s the rich history or the lush landscapes, the area surrounding DC is ripe with opportunities for adventure. This guide […]

A Guide to DC’s Farmers Markets: Eating Fresh and Local

Washington, DC, is not only the nation’s capital but also a hub for some of the best farmers markets in the area. These markets offer a unique opportunity to eat fresh, support local farmers, and enjoy a diverse array of products. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the most popular and unique farmers markets in DC, […]

Celebrating DC’s Rich History During National Preservation Month

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May is a special time in Washington, DC, as it marks National Preservation Month, a period dedicated to appreciating and safeguarding the nation’s historical treasures. This celebration, initiated by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1973, emphasizes the importance of preserving our cultural heritage for future generations. The Importance of National Preservation Month National […]

What Is the Purpose of an Internship?

In today’s competitive job market, gaining real-world experience is more crucial than ever. This is where the question of “What is an internship?” becomes relevant. An internship is a professional learning experience that offers meaningful, practical work related to a student’s field of study or career interest. An internship gives a student the opportunity for […]

Comparing Co-Living Spaces and Traditional Student Housing in DC

Washington, DC, a bustling hub of politics, culture, and education, offers a diverse range of housing options for students. Among the options in Washington, DC’s student housing landscape, co-living spaces and traditional student housing stand out for their unique offerings. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the differences between co-living spaces and traditional student […]

How to Find Affordable Student Housing in Washington, DC

Washington, DC, is a hub of academic excellence and vibrant culture, attracting thousands of students every year. However, finding affordable student housing in DC can be a daunting task. This guide offers practical tips and highlights the best options — including Thompson-Markward Hall — for student housing in Washington, DC. Understanding the Student Housing Market […]

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Resident Resources

Room and board is due on the first of every month. TMH does not issue payment notices. A $20.00 late fee is charged everyday beginning at 9:00 pm on the 5th day of the month until the room and board payment is received. If you are unable to make your monthly payment for any reason, please speak to management immediately.

Room and board includes the first day of the month until the morning of the last day of the month or until the morning of the day of check-out, whichever day comes first.

In the event that a resident does not stay the entire month, rent will be prorated within the same month. To view the pro-rated fee schedule and a list of other fees—click here: TMH Pro-Rated Fee Schedule 6-1-2022

Rules

Each resident is asked to abide by the TMH House Rules and Regulations stipulated here: House Rules and ProceduresRule-packet-Emergency-Procedures-Updated-12-2019. Please read this document to become familiar with TMH policies and procedures such as guest policies, meal times, smoking areas, printer and copier use, Internet and telephone use, damage charges, and much more.

Monday-Friday hours / breakfast 7:00am-9:30am dinner 5:45pm – 8:00pm sat hours / breakfast 8:00 – 11:00am sun hours / brunch 8:00 – 11:00am dinner 5:00pm-7:00pm

Weekly Menu

Commuting: Metro stops within walking distance are Union Station, Capitol South, and Eastern Market. Refillable SMARTRIP cards are available for purchase at all metro stops. For more information on public transportation visit WMATA.

Parking: TMH does not offer parking and street parking is limited. Most areas offer 2 hour parking from 7:00am-8:30pm and unlimited overnight parking without a permit. However, if you do not have a Residential Parking Permit and your car is seen in the area repeatedly within a 30-day period you may be ticketed for not obtaining proper tags.

Union Station is the nearest public parking garage. There is generally a wait list for obtaining a parking space. Click here to visit their website to obtain up-to-date information.

Temporary Parking Permits: DC offers Reciprocity Parking Permits in special situations. Click here to see if you qualify. If you meet the requirements, you can obtain a Proof of Residency form from the front office.

Registering Your Vehicle in DC: If you do not meet the requirements for a temporary parking permit, you may choose to register your vehicle in DC. Click here for specific instructions.

Other Transportation Information:

  • Voting: To become a registered voter in the DC area, visit the Board of Elections & Ethics. Please note that you must unregister from your current voting state in order to register as a voter in DC.
  • DC One Card: DC has a new initiative to incorporate multiple cards into one all-inclusive card. The DCOne Card is a library card, Metro card, and can grant access to Public Parks programs. Click here to register or get more information.
  • DC Plastic Bag Policy: Washington DC’s Skip the Bag, Save the River Initiative requires a $0.05 fee per bag from businesses selling food and alcohol. Be sure to take reusable bags with you to the grocery store to avoid the fee.
  • DC Emergency Alerts: The DC Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Response has an alert system to notify residents of severe weather, police activity, road closures, and school and government closings. Notifications can be received via email or text message and can be specified to neighborhoods or work areas. For text alerts sign up here.
  • DC Metropolitan Police Resources: DC Metro PD offers several resources as well as an anonymous tip line for security concerns. You can find the tip line number as well as other important emergency phone numbers here.
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