Julia Cai

As universities across the country finish campaigns to make wireless Internet accessible everywhere on their campuses, [wireless at … [Read more...] about Wireless a Matter of Funding Priorities

On Tuesday, cheers for President-elect Barack Obama could be heard in more than one language. From bars in Ecuador to dorm rooms in Cairo, … [Read more...] about Students Abroad Tune In to Elections

Georgetown University Medical Center announced yesterday a new partnership with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to allow for more … [Read more...] about GU Med Center Partners With Oak Ridge Labs

Beginning next semester, students will be saying good-bye to warnings of full e-mail boxes as Georgetown switches from GUMail to … [Read more...] about Gmail to Provide GU Email Service

For all the budding Indiana Joneses on campus, the Center for Latin American Studies has the class for you.For the second straight semester, … [Read more...] about Quechua New Addition to Rare Languages

The Office of the President and Georgetown's African Studies program have partnered to create the Georgetown Africa Interest Network as a … [Read more...] about GAINing Global Perspective In African Studies

With the start of Ramadan this month, Muslims across the campus have been fasting from dawn until sunset. Muslim Student Association … [Read more...] about Student President Leads MSA in Fast

When Justin Thomas (COL '12) arrived on campus and moved into his Living-Learning Community residence in McCarthy Hall, he was excited to … [Read more...] about Freshman Denied Visa

The Solar Taxi made a road stop at Georgetown on Tuesday in its attempt to be the first vehicle to drive around the world fueled entirely by … [Read more...] about Solar Taxi Makes Stop at Georgetown