Once deemed a national disgrace by President Lyndon Johnson, the Potomac River is showing signs of improvement after decades of trying to … [Read more...] about Potomac at its Cleanest in 60 Years, But Far From Pristine
ln Silver Spring Hostages Freed, Gunman Shot
Chaos erupted in Silver Spring, Md., around 1 p.m. Wednesday after a flurry of Twitter updates reported that a gunman had taken three … [Read more...] about ln Silver Spring Hostages Freed, Gunman Shot
District Provides Bicycle Rentals
Georgetown students will have a new way to leave the Hilltop and explore D.C. this fall, thanks to a regional bike-sharing program … [Read more...] about District Provides Bicycle Rentals
Fare Hikes Cushion WMATA Budget
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority introduced a series of fare adjustments over the summer in order to raise $108.7 million … [Read more...] about Fare Hikes Cushion WMATA Budget
Roof Repairs Displace Students Studying Abroad
Students planning to stay at Villa Le Balze, Georgetown's villa in Fiesole, Italy, received disappointing news this July: The Villa was … [Read more...] about Roof Repairs Displace Students Studying Abroad
Yield Up for Class of ’14
With the passing of the May 1 deadline for high school seniors' college decisions, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions has seen an … [Read more...] about Yield Up for Class of ’14
Several Tax Raises Proposed in D.C. Council to Close Budget Gaps
A number of tax hikes could be in store for D.C. residents, as the D.C. Council prepares to vote on measures that would increase taxes on … [Read more...] about Several Tax Raises Proposed in D.C. Council to Close Budget Gaps
Without Social Media, Students Experience Withdrawal Symptoms
A recent study shows that students are finding it increasingly difficult to distance themselves from the extensive reach of social media as … [Read more...] about Without Social Media, Students Experience Withdrawal Symptoms
Albright’s Pins: Dressing Up Diplomacy
The secret to keeping tabs with Madeleine Albright's diplomatic career lies in her accessories, said the former U.S. secretary of state and … [Read more...] about Albright’s Pins: Dressing Up Diplomacy
GU Pride Celebrates as D.C. Grants First Gay Marriage Licenses
Rain or shine, GU Pride members knew they had reason to celebrate early Wednesday morning. As many same-sex couples prepared to line up … [Read more...] about GU Pride Celebrates as D.C. Grants First Gay Marriage Licenses
