After the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) authorized a strike Sept. 23 in protest of low wages, the musicians’ union reached an agreement with management at the Kennedy Center Sept. 27, before the...

The Washington, D.C. Council’s Committee on Public Works and Operations, the committee responsible for government services, voted unanimously Sept. 25 to investigate Empower, a cheaper ride-hailing alternative...

Georgetown University enrolled more white, Asian and Hispanic students in the undergraduate Class of 2028, the first class admitted without race-based affirmative action in place, than in previous classes,...

Students of Georgetown, Inc. (The Corp), a student-run non-profit organization operating seven services on campus, celebrated 30 years of student-run coffee services at Georgetown University, marked by...

A Georgetown University English professor’s lecture on the cultural and literary significance of Truman Capote’s novel “In Cold Blood” was featured on Cable-Satellite Public Affairs Network (C-SPAN),...

On-campus crime at Georgetown University decreased from 2022 to 2023, according to the university’s annual security report, released Sept. 27. The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy...

The Earth Commons Institute, Georgetown University’s hub for environment and sustainability studies, hosted its second Planting Party of the Fall 2024 semester at the Hoya Harvest Garden, the on-campus...

The Georgetown University Lecture Fund, a student organization that hosts speakers on all topics, hosted Jamaica’s minister of health and wellness Oct. 2 for a discussion on public health initiatives...

Nikki Haley recounted her presidential campaign experiences and urged politicians to actively listen to voters and work to gain their trust during an Oct. 3 event at Georgetown University. Haley, who...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton recognized female leaders’ role in building global peace at the annual Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards at Georgetown University on Oct. 1.  “When...

A Georgetown University student has sold more than $1,500 in baked goods since starting a Japanese and American dessert business on campus at the beginning of the semester. Vincent Johnson (CAS ’25)...