The Bowl Championship Series has a long history of sparking some of the most vicious arguments between college football fans during bowl … [Read more...] about BCS System Rife With Corruption
Tunisian PM Comes to GU
SCHAUER: A Big Job for a Little Bulldog
We're a few weeks into the year now, folks, and that means many things have started back up again. The Corp is churning out coffee, a … [Read more...] about SCHAUER: A Big Job for a Little Bulldog
In Today’s Copycat Culture, Everything is a Remix
Nobody likes a copycat. I'll never forget the fit I threw in the first grade after I discovered that BeckyOborne had decorated the cover of … [Read more...] about In Today’s Copycat Culture, Everything is a Remix
Nando’s Flying High in The District
Forget deep-fried, mayonnaise battered nuggets from your average chicken joint — chain restaurant Nando's brings chicken dinner to whole new … [Read more...] about Nando’s Flying High in The District
Arts in the District
As the nation's first modern art museum, Dupont's The Phillips Collection houses a permanencollection of modern 20th-century art (both … [Read more...] about Arts in the District
Public Transport
Metro D.C.'s Metro is hailed for its simplicity and relative cleanliness. Even though Georgetown doesn't have its own stop, odds are … [Read more...] about Public Transport
DC Sports
As a Division I school, Georgetown provides no shortage of entertainment options for sports fans. But for those that want to witness some … [Read more...] about DC Sports
Capitol Hill
Alabaster columns. Majestic bronze statues. Staffers rushing by in their finest Brooks Brothers suits, theclickclack of their heels … [Read more...] about Capitol Hill
Chinatown
Beneath the famous Friendship Archway at H and 7th Streets lies the entrance to one of the District's mostwellknown and culturally inspired … [Read more...] about Chinatown
