Moises Mendoza

Students and a professor have lodged a growing list of complaints concerning facilities and support for music programs at Georgetown. … [Read more...] about Music Department Faces Complaints

Georgetown's co-ed sailing team placed second overall during a series of regattas at the MAISA Team Race Championships on April 10 in New … [Read more...] about Georgetown Co-ed Sailors Qualify for Nationals

To admissions officers, Curtis Dixon probably seemed like a model student - the type of person that the University of North … [Read more...] about Colleges Consider Criminal Checks

To admissions officers, Curtis Dixon probably seemed like a model student - the type of person that the University of North … [Read more...] about Colleges Consider Criminal Checks

A man angry at doctors for refusing to prescribe him medication threatened employees and wielded a knife at Georgetown University Hospital … [Read more...] about Man Wields Knife, Flees GU Hospital

Georgetown administrators said this week that they will not renew a popular adjunct professor's teaching contract for next fall, citing a … [Read more...] about Students Petition for Professor’s Return

Department of Public Safety officers rescued a sleeping Georgetown student covered by smoldering bedding materials two weeks ago and … [Read more...] about Damage Minimal After Two On-Campus Fires

Fourth in a continuing series on community service at Georgetown. Chris Satti (MSB '06) rarely gets to indulge two of the things he cares … [Read more...] about Service in Strategy

A nude Georgetown student sprinted through campus before being detained by law enforcement officials and escorted back to his residence hall … [Read more...] about Streaker Nabbed in Red Square

Fourth in a four part series about LGBTQ issues at Georgetown While many of Georgetown's LGBTQ faculty members say the environment for … [Read more...] about Bargaining for Benefits