Lisa Burgoa

Last month, Francis Kpue (COL ’21) debuted his photo project FLOWERBOY, a series of portraits challenging conceptions of black masculinity. … [Read more...] about Q&A: Georgetown Artist Deconstructs Black Masculinity

Media Must Overcome Climate of Distrust, DC Journalists Say

November 1, 2017 by Lisa Burgoa 1 Comment

Political journalists must push through a climate of distrust created by politicians and the public alike, argued Bob Cusack, … [Read more...] about Media Must Overcome Climate of Distrust, DC Journalists Say

Eric/a grappled with the idea of sex work for over a year before their first paid sexual encounter. Since the summer after their … [Read more...] about Behind the Curtain: Students in Sex Work

When professor Derek Goldman was directing “In The Next Room, or the vibrator play” last spring, he was acutely aware that, to some on … [Read more...] about Toeing the Line: Free Speech and Sex on Campus

Even as the results of the 2016 presidential election remain mired in uncertainty, Bethan Saunders (SFS ’17) has known her exhaustive … [Read more...] about Following Heated Campaigns, Election Day Arrives

November 4, 2016 by Lisa Burgoa 1 Comment

A potential hate crime in which a perpetrator assaulted and used homophobic language against a Georgetown student off campus the night of … [Read more...] about Police Investigates Local Hate Crime

While Sept. 13 saw Georgetown reclaim a spot as the No. 20 top college in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2017 national universities … [Read more...] about Ranking Reports Mixed Outcomes

As the presidential election plunges Americans across the country into a fresh bout of political soul-searching, the Georgetown community is … [Read more...] about Professors, Students Analyze Political Culture

When The Tombs reopens after its three-month summer hiatus on Tuesday, returning patrons can expect to find the classic Georgetown locale … [Read more...] about The Tombs to Reopen After $2 Million Renovation