GSP To Return to Healy After Months of Student, Graduate Advocacy
The Georgetown Scholars Program is set to return to Healy Hall after months of student outrage over the decision to relocation its offices out of the building.
Students Report Building Intrusions, Prompting Safety Concerns
Discrepancies in university communication after a string of intrusions in campus buildings sparked student concerns over campus safety.
Parents of Austin Tice Call on Biden Administration To Prioritize Tice’s Release
The parents of Austin Tice (SFS ’02), who was kidnapped in 2012 while covering the Syrian Civil War the summer after completing his second year at Georgetown Law, wrote an open letter to President Biden calling on the administration to prioritize Tice’s safe return to the U.S.
The Native American Student Council has called on on Georgetown University to issue a formal land acknowledgement and officially recognize Indigenous People’s Day.
The Editorial Board calls on the Georgetown community to recognize the instrumental role of student activists in convincing the university to allow the Georgetown Scholars Program office to remain in Healy Hall.
KUO: Promote Urban Gardening
In this week’s edition of “Sustaining the Discussion,” Mark Kuo (COL ‘24) calls attention to food insecurity in Washington, D.C. and proposes urban farming as a solution to improving accessibility.
VIEWPOINT: Extend Fall Breaks
As students experience stress and burnout amid the midterm season, Brian Cohen urges Georgetown University to restructure its fall academic calendar to offer students more time off to improve mental health.
On Oct. 8, Georgetown field hockey fell to Old Dominion, 2-0, yet bounced back with a 1-0 victory over VCU on Oct. 10, marking its fourth win in its past five games.
Guitar In Hand, Alec Benjamin Lights Up The 9:30 Club
Emotions ran deep at the 9:30 Club. Through somber tracks expressing heartbreak and fears, Alec Benjamin struck a chord with his audience.
‘Venom 2’ Revels in Its Absurdity, Plunges into Stupidity
“Venom 2” continues the legacy of its predecessor with flimsy writing and farcical plot points, leaning into its own ridiculous conception with unearned confidence.
Institute of Turkish Studies Caught in Turkey’s Crackdown on Academic Freedom
Amid the autocratic rise of Turkey’s President Erdoğan, Ankara defunded the Institute of Turkish Studies, leading to its ultimate demise in 2020.
Student Athletes Confront Pandemic Mental Health Hurdles
The pandemic cut athletic seasons and hopes short, prompting mental health concerns that teams addressed together, despite the distance.
