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Georgetown's Board of Directors approved funding Thursday to complete designs and road and utility realignment for a new business school … [Read more...] about Business School Funding Approved

Three area college students were attacked early Sunday morning in two separate incidents near the Georgetown campus. According to the … [Read more...] about Prospect Sees Increased Crime

Robert Molina (MSB '05) didn't expect to wake up to the acrid smell of smoke and fire early Wednesday morning. But that's what happened … [Read more...] about House on Prospect Street Catches Fire

A Georgetown sophomore suspended for physically assaulting another student is back on campus after being granted a new hearing by Georgetown … [Read more...] about Student Suspension Overturned

Twelve Jordanian students visited the Georgetown campus on Wednesday during their national tour to interact with American students and learn … [Read more...] about Jordanian Students Visit Georgetown

A Georgetown student is recovering after he was brutally beaten and robbed on Sept. 1. According to a Sept. 3 public safety alert from the … [Read more...] about Student Attacked Near Campus

Veronique illon/The Hoya A Jesuit discusses the world poverty epidemic and other international affairs with a student over dinner in Riggs … [Read more...] about Jesuits, Students Discuss World Issues

Veronique Millon/The Hoya Freshmen put on their robes during the 2004 New Student Convocation in McDonough Gymnasium Sunday afternoon. They … [Read more...] about GU Welcomes Freshman Class

A new D.C. City Council bill bans motor vehicle drivers from using cell phones on the road unless they use a hands-free device or are making … [Read more...] about District Law Bans Drivers From Using Cell Phones

Georgetown University 's ranking declined for the first time in two years in U.S. News and World Report's annual college rankings, falling … [Read more...] about GU Falls in Rankings