We're almost two weeks out from Halloween, and even though we've been celebrating and talking about it since mid-April, it's actually time to get ~serious~. If there's one thing we all know for sure,...
At 4E, Leo's brunch has a special place in our hearts. So in honor of our love for this special occasion, here is an Ode to Leo's Brunch.
A whistle blows outside the window,
Sun streams over my eyes.
Good...
The right to privacy is essential in any free society, argued former National Security Agency employee Edward Snowden in his second virtual discussion with Georgetown students Wednesday.
Snowden,...
The grand opening of Washington, D.C.’s only Planned Parenthood clinic Sept. 26 was marred by two dozen protesters who swarmed the facility’s headquarters outside a celebratory launch gala attended...
A new student-led group advocating for a smoke-free campus is petitioning the Georgetown University Student Association to hold a studentwide referendum on banning smoking on campus.
Smoke Free...
In the wake of protests and an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Attorney’s Office following the police shooting and death of Terrence Sterling, D.C. officials released graphic footage from an officer’s...
Human rights attorney Ahilan Arulanantham (COL ’94) was awarded the MacArthur Fellowship, a no-strings-attached five-year grant worth $625,000 for individuals who demonstrate exceptional creativity in...
As the union representing facilities workers continues contract negotiations with the university, student advocacy group Georgetown Solidarity Committee has accumulated more than 400 signatures from...
“Are You Ready?” — an annual conversation on preventing sexual assault on campus and better supporting survivors — returned in its 14th iteration Wednesday.
Established in fall 2003, “Are...
The Class of 2020 will be the School of Foreign Service’s centennial class, the SFS administration announced in a celebratory event in the Intercultural Center Auditorium on Friday.
The event featured...
To ensure health equity, there needs to be a united response to the prevalence of racism in health care, according to President of the American Public Health Association Camara Jones at a talk at the...
The innovative use of data will significantly benefit the next White House administration, according to a new report by the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation and the McCourt School of Public...
