Moises Mendoza

John Danforth, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, said that the United States is playing a leading role in helping bring peace to Sudan … [Read more...] about U.N. Ambassador Calls for Sudan Aid

A female Georgetown student was groped last week while walking alone near campus, according to law enforcement officials. The woman was … [Read more...] about Student Reports Assault

Three off-campus student homes were burglarized last week in a series of incidents which university officials said may be related. The … [Read more...] about Student Residences Struck by Burglars

An MSB sophomore accused of assaulting another student outside a university residence hall last March was acquitted of all criminal charges … [Read more...] about Sophomore Acquitted of Charges

Maura Harty (SFS '81), assistant secretary of Consular Affairs for the State Department, praised outgoing Secretary of State Colin Powell … [Read more...] about Harty Praises Powell, Rice

Nearly 60 students and several university administrators gathered at a rally in New South's Riverside Lounge Friday night for the … [Read more...] about Take Back the Night Confronts Gender Violence

Monday, Nov. 8 Fraud, 5:42 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9 Theft, Leavey Center, 2:02 a.m. Burglary, Copley, 8:31 a.m. Theft, 2000 block of … [Read more...] about DPS Blotter

University officials say Georgetown is taking proactive steps to keep campus safe and prevent future thefts in the wake of a Nov. 9 burglary … [Read more...] about Thefts Prompt Security Measures

A power outage that began Friday afternoon and lasted into Saturday night darkened parts of campus, raising safety concerns among students … [Read more...] about Power Outage Leaves Copley Lawn Dark