Faced with increased demand for resources in virtually all aspects of campus, the administration worked to address growing concerns in … [Read more...] about Complaints and Closures Strain Campus Resources
ARC Weaknesses Revealed
Underfunded and understaffed, Georgetown’s Academic Resource Center received criticism for its wheelchair-inaccessible location, … [Read more...] about ARC Weaknesses Revealed
OWN IT 2016: Trailblazers
Co-founder of nonprofit organ donation startup ORGANIZE Jenna Arnold condemned complacency and shared her experiences enacting change at a … [Read more...] about OWN IT 2016: Trailblazers
OWN IT Keynote Interview Abby Wambach Charged With DUII
The OWN IT board will maintain its speaking invitation to retired American soccer star and 2016 OWN IT Summit keynote interview Abby Wambach … [Read more...] about OWN IT Keynote Interview Abby Wambach Charged With DUII
Howard-Maduike Petition Granted to Include More Write-in Slots on Ballot
The Georgetown University Student Association Constitutional Council instructed the GUSA Election Commission to include five write-in slots … [Read more...] about Howard-Maduike Petition Granted to Include More Write-in Slots on Ballot
In Paris, Scenes Of Loss, Resilience
PARIS — I chose the right restaurant Friday night. My boyfriend had flown up for the week to visit me in Strasbourg, France, where I am … [Read more...] about In Paris, Scenes Of Loss, Resilience
OWN IT Summit: Identity Interview
CEO Angela Rye and editor Julie Zeilinger discussed the themes of identity and experience as female leaders at a panel moderated by history … [Read more...] about OWN IT Summit: Identity Interview
Legacy Status Tips Admission Scales
Amid recent challenges to affirmative action in Texas, California and Michigan, the common practice of legacy preference, which advantages … [Read more...] about Legacy Status Tips Admission Scales
Built by Slaves and Jesuits
Established in 1789, Georgetown University is an institution 226 years in the making. From its more historic buildings like Healy Hall and … [Read more...] about Built by Slaves and Jesuits
Student Essay Featured in Disability Course
An anthology featuring an essay by Lydia Brown (COL ’15), a student activist for disability rights, will be used as coursework in a new … [Read more...] about Student Essay Featured in Disability Course
