“What we’ve seen at Georgetown-Qatar is the norm erosion of our ethical standards.” So wrote Ian Almond — a world literature professor at … [Read more...] about Concerns Continue Over Migrant Worker Conditions on Georgetown’s Qatar Campus
A Story of Strength: The Life of Yarrow Mamout
On Jan. 7, 2012, historian James H. Johnston presented a case to the Old Georgetown Board, a three-person team appointed by the D.C. … [Read more...] about A Story of Strength: The Life of Yarrow Mamout
Bringing a Focus to Center Stage
From Georgetown Dance Company, which focuses on classical ballet and jazz, and Hoya Break Squad to Black Movements Dance Theatre and Ballet … [Read more...] about Bringing a Focus to Center Stage
Devika Ranjan
Over the summer, Devika Ranjan (SFS ’17) lived along one of the world’s most dangerous borders with an important task at hand. Armed with … [Read more...] about Devika Ranjan
Movie Review: Queen of Katwe
The latest film from Indian-American director Mira Nair, responsible for the critically acclaimed “Salaam Bombay!” and Golden Lion-winning … [Read more...] about Movie Review: Queen of Katwe
Movie Review: ‘Crimson Peak’
★★★☆☆ “Crimson Peak” is an odd blend of 19th- century romance and gothic horror. The film was directed, co-written with Matthew Robbins and … [Read more...] about Movie Review: ‘Crimson Peak’
