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JAMPALA: Support GU Community Amid Ongoing Shutdown

JAMPALA: Support GU Community Amid Ongoing Shutdown

By Neha Jampala October 24, 2025

A federal shutdown could cost Georgetown University $462 million in research grants and financial aid. For a university that has built its identity on being global and inclusive, this loss of capital is...

BROWN: Talking Political, Personal Strife

BROWN: Talking Political, Personal Strife

By Caroline Brown October 24, 2025

Welcome back, advice lovers. The leaves are starting to fall on Healy Lawn, so you know what that means — panic, fatigue and constant midterm anxiety. Luckily for you, I’m here to help you through...

HOPKINS: Respect Diverse Learning Backgrounds

HOPKINS: Respect Diverse Learning Backgrounds

By Kendan Hopkins October 10, 2025

Over the past several weeks, I have heard many stories of “firsts”: living with a roommate, registering for classes and applying to clubs. My own monumental first, however, was venturing into a real...

ALIDEDEOGLU: Shed Fear of Failure, Embrace Creative Roots

ALIDEDEOGLU: Shed Fear of Failure, Embrace Creative Roots

By Ege Alidedeoglu October 10, 2025

It was my senior year of high school, and I found myself doodling in the margins of my notes. I didn’t think much of it — it was just a few doodles, and half the class was struggling to stay awake,...

JAMPALA: See Policy as Personal at Georgetown

JAMPALA: See Policy as Personal at Georgetown

By Neha Jampala October 3, 2025

On any given day, it is common to hear Georgetown University students talk about their internships on Capitol Hill, summers spent at think tanks or plans to pursue law school. As students in Washington,...

RAO: Build a Better Vil A — With Us

RAO: Build a Better Vil A — With Us

By Saahil Rao October 3, 2025

I apologize for so soon again writing about Village A. It is, however, a topic that represents so much of the Georgetown student’s struggle: the fight to have our voices heard — and listened to —...

BROWN: Friendships, Faux Pas, The Fear of Missing Out

BROWN: Friendships, Faux Pas, The Fear of Missing Out

By Caroline Brown September 26, 2025

Welcome back from summer break, advice lovers. This week, we’re tackling stress — if you’ve panicked over missing a friend’s Tombs night or slogged through a pile of work you pushed off, then this...

GILHEANY: Make a Good Time More Affordable

GILHEANY: Make a Good Time More Affordable

By Hannah Gilheany September 26, 2025

Between noise citations, party sanctions and immediate write-ups, recent administrator emails to Village A residents this fall have demonstrated a clear crackdown on on-campus partying. This comes as little...

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THE EAT SPEAK | The First Course

By Ginger Fernandez and Riya Sundaram September 24, 2025

As college students, we often find our stomachs craving more flavor amid tedious days of dining hall hot dogs. If you’ve been admiring the Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurants around the Georgetown...

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SPILLING THE CHAI | From Zayn Malik to Lara Raj: A Retrospective on the South Asian Popstar

By Anandita Agarwal, Guide Deputy Editor September 17, 2025

When I was ten years old, I had my heart broken for the first time. It was 2015, the day of my grandmother’s birthday, and One Direction had just announced via a Facebook post that Zayn Malik was leaving...

RAO: Save Village A

RAO: Save Village A

By Saahil Rao September 11, 2025

This outlet so frequently encourages Georgetown students to “Read the Paper.” It should also encourage students to “Read the Campus Plan,” a document that Georgetown submits to the Washington,...

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SPILLING THE CHAI | Why the Feminist Vampirism of ‘Sister Midnight’ Falls Short

By Anandita Agarwal, Guide Deputy Editor September 11, 2025

There’s a common misconception in the cultural zeitgeist that South Asia does not have a punk-rock culture. With convergent portrayals of oriental spirituality and normative collectivism, South Asian...

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