January 20th 2017 is an important date for two reasons. First, it marks the inauguration of our nation’s 45th President and ushers in a new and unprecedented era in American history. Secondly, and much...

The time has come. We finally get to go home! But don't get too excited just yet. Before we leave the Georgetown bubble and arrive at our cozy beds and clean/functional showers, we have to account for...

For those of you who haven’t seen it yet, the Washington City Paper recently wrote an article detailing the deplorable behavior of Georgetown students at this year’s annual Homecoming Celebration. One...

Recently, it was revealed that Quick Pita will be closing at the end of 2016 (on December 31, to be precise). You can imagine the effect this news has had on me, a connoisseur of late-night food. When...

I hate to be the one to say it, but we’ve reached that inevitable point in the semester: The honeymoon phase is quickly coming to a close. Darties give way to office hours, highly-anticipated outings...

As August approaches, 4E reached out to some interning Hoyas to see how everyone's summer has been going. What we found terrified us. Turns out that the internships that we slaved all year round to...

By this point, we are all well aware of who this year's presidential nominees will be. Like 'em or not, barring some extreme circumstance or ~political revolution~, either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton...

A momentous and unruly Georgetown tradition has been forever changed. Well, for the summer, at least. The Tombs has officially closed for renovations and with it many a 21st birthdays, forehead stamps,...

With a week to go before graduation, here is a list of the 99 things my friends and I will miss the most about Georgetown. Naturally, we will miss many more things, but we'll keep it short for the sake...

Freshman year of college is like the first episode of New Girl or the sex-ed class in 5th grade- awkward. But it’s okay because you’re a freshman and you get to embrace this identity throughout all...

Need a place to study, but want to do a good deed at the same time? The on-campus project called "Making a Difference" is partnering with Crumbs and Whiskers in order to save more pets from facing life...

All along the Eastern shore.... people line up to recieve/ She got the power in her hand/ To shock you like you won't believe/ Saw her in the Mcdonough line/ With the Voltage running through her skin [....] I...