Elizabeth Rowe

9/11 Anniversary Brings Heightened Security

As the 10th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, communities in the nation's capital and largest metropolis are working to reinforce the cities' … [Read more...] about 9/11 Anniversary Brings Heightened Security

With a $350 million capital campaign for faculty excellence in the works and a new science building on the horizon, the university's … [Read more...] about Capital Campaign Spurs Emphasis on Research

November 23, 2010 by Elizabeth Rowe

Many Georgetown students only know Sabra as their favorite variety of chickpea spread for sale at Vital Vittles. The popular hummus brand, … [Read more...] about Boycotters Claim Hummus Brand Has Unsavory Ties

November 23, 2010 by Elizabeth Rowe

Georgetown kicked off its first Eco-Cycling Week in efforts to make campus a little greener. The event was conceived by EcoAction board … [Read more...] about Eco-Cycling Week Brings The Green to Georgetown

Diane von Furstenberg addressed a well-heeled and predominantly female crowd in Gaston Hall on Monday night, telling the audience of her … [Read more...] about Von Furstenberg, Fashion Icon, Visits Gaston in Style

After being abruptly awoken and evacuated from their residence hall early Saturday morning, displaced Harbin Hall residents began to piece … [Read more...] about Peers Reflect on Arrested Students

F. William McElroy, professor emeritus in the economics department, died Oct. 13 at age 71 following a battle with lung cancer that fatally … [Read more...] about Faculty Mourn Former Econ. Professor’s Death

World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick unveiled a new research plan and slogan for the World Bank in Gaston Hall on Wednesday morning … [Read more...] about World Bank President Addresses Campus

The passage of the 2008 Higher Education Opportunity Act, which mandates universities to provide a list of texts corresponding to every … [Read more...] about Textbook Law Unevenly Applied