Despite harsh Midwest winters, Phillip Catanzaro (COL ’23) has been sporting surf wear both on and off his surfboard year-round since he was … [Read more...] about Undergraduate Launches Clothing Line for Sustainability, Social Justice
GU Students Share More Spring Storage Debacles Following Report by The Hoya
Earlier this month, The Hoya revealed that several Georgetown University students had belongings they had left on campus for storage thrown … [Read more...] about GU Students Share More Spring Storage Debacles Following Report by The Hoya
GU Students Dispossessed of Personal Items, Valuables After Series of Spring Storage Mishaps
Some Georgetown University students who could not retrieve their belongings after campus closed last spring have reported that many of their … [Read more...] about GU Students Dispossessed of Personal Items, Valuables After Series of Spring Storage Mishaps
Georgetown Puts Planned Changes to Title IX Regulations Into Effect
Georgetown University officially updated its Title IX sexual misconduct policies in accordance with binding guidelines set by the Department … [Read more...] about Georgetown Puts Planned Changes to Title IX Regulations Into Effect
GU Sees Rise in Acceptance Rate for Class of 2024
Georgetown University’s undergraduate first-year acceptance rate rose to 15% this admissions season, an increase from last year’s record low … [Read more...] about GU Sees Rise in Acceptance Rate for Class of 2024
7th Annual OWN IT Summit Doubles Turnout
The seventh annual OWN IT Summit doubled its turnout since last year and highlighted the challenges facing women in positions of … [Read more...] about 7th Annual OWN IT Summit Doubles Turnout
GUPD Arrests Two Anti-Trump Activists In Red Square
Two members of the activist group Refuse Fascism were arrested for unlawful entry by the Georgetown University Police Department while … [Read more...] about GUPD Arrests Two Anti-Trump Activists In Red Square
Future of Cashless Businesses at Risk Amid Classism Critiques
In 2017, Visa offered tens of thousands of dollars in assistance to any business willing to partake in its Cashless Challenge and begin … [Read more...] about Future of Cashless Businesses at Risk Amid Classism Critiques
Campus Groups Host First Nighttime Farmers’ Market
Taste of the Hilltop, the first Georgetown University Farmers’ Market event held at night, introduced new vendors and student performances … [Read more...] about Campus Groups Host First Nighttime Farmers’ Market
Wisemiller’s Deli Removes Sandwich Name Over Backlash
Wisemiller’s Deli removed the “Blackie’s Favorite” sandwich that has appeared on the menu for at least 20 years from the store’s physical … [Read more...] about Wisemiller’s Deli Removes Sandwich Name Over Backlash