Recent Graduate Dies in Rock Climbing Accident
Michelle Xue (MSB ’19), 22, died from injuries sustained in a falling accident while rock climbing on Red Slate Mountain in Mono County, Calif., on Oct. 29.
Panelists Call for Diversity Following Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis
Including leaders from diverse backgrounds is critical to reestablishing the Catholic Church’s credibility as it works to address the clergy sexual abuse crisis, panelists said at a Nov. 4 event.
LGBTQ Center Director to Concurrently Lead Women’s Center
Shiva Subbaraman, director of the LGBTQ Resource Center, has been named executive director for both the Georgetown University Women’s Center and the LGBTQ Resource Center effective immediately, according to Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson.
EDITORIAL: Demand Transparency in Facilities
Georgetown University should release its plans in using its $75 million deferred maintenance fund.
VIEWPOINT: Engage Graduate Student Voices in GU272 Initiative
Lewis May (GRD ’20) argues for the necessity of graduate student perspectives in the Slavery, Memory and Reconciliation initiative, calling for their inclusion as well as encouraging their engagement.
KANG: Redefine Inclusive Housing
Esther Kang (COL ’23) exposes the weaknesses of Main Street, a disability-inclusive residential complex while discussing nationwide lack of care for adults with disabilities.
A slow start plagued the Hoyas on offense as the Hoyas were unable to come back from a 20-point deficit on the road.
MEN’S BASKETBALL | Georgetown Offense Explodes in 89-78 Victory Over Central Arkansas
After a dramatic 19-point comeback opening the season, the Georgetown University men’s basketball team got off to a much stronger start Saturday, Nov. 9, at Capital One Arena, taking down the University of Central Arkansas Bears by a final score of 89-78.
Sustainable Fashion Moves Towards Ethical Sourcing
Although an increased fashion industry has led to some stores putting profit over environmental degradation, some activists and stores have made powerful examples for sustainable fashion.
Artists and Museums Embrace Sustainability to Preserve the Past and the Future
Museums in Washington D.C. showcase exhibitions on sustainability, showing how artists can incorporate environmentalism into their work, educating audiences in an engaging way.
Students, Faculty Push to Make Classes Accessible for Invisible Disabilities
Invisible disabilities — disabilities that do not manifest themselves in physical appearance — remain misunderstood by many students, professors, and administrators in their efforts to make campuses more inclusive.
DC Scooter Fleets to Expand by Possibly Thousands Amid Concerns of Safety and Accessibility
As more companies roll out scooter options, many cities, including Washington, D.C., have found themselves scrambling to find ways to regulate them.
