Georgetown University recognized a professor of oncology and pharmacology who is working to cure cancer, a law school professor whose research is shaping the decision-making of the U.S. Supreme Court and another who is changing how the process of aging is addressed with the President’s Award for Distinguished Scholar-Teachers at[Read More…]
A group of students will launch The Georgetown Review tomorrow as Georgetown’s first-ever daily conservative publication. In an effort to broaden its readership base, Editor-in-Chief of The Georgetown Review Kevin Toohers (COL ’17)said The Georgetown Review will not be directly associated with the Georgetown University College Republicans, unlike The Right[Read More…]
When an earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, Mark Henderson (COL ’17) jumped into action to help survivors. As an enlisted member of the 82nd Airborne Division of the United States Army’s Global Response Force, Henderson and his fellow soldiers at Fort Brag, N.C., were deployed to aid civilians in the[Read More…]
Black men are expected to live almost 15 years less than white men in Washington, D.C., according to a report released last week by the School of Nursing and Health Studies’ department of health systems administration. The study is the first of three reports in a series analyzing the state[Read More…]
WOMEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Fall on Road at UVA, Bounce Back With Win at Lafayette 
GUSA Weighs Eliminating Fund for Additional Club Support 
Comments