PARIS – Le Bourget, the location of the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, was surprisingly far from the center of Paris. Conference-goers got off in the periphery of the metro at Fort d'Aubervilliers...
Benjamin Bryant (GRD ’17) was one of 60 former or active military members in 2015 to be awarded a prestigious Pat Tillman Scholarship for his pre-medical school coursework.
The academic scholarship...
Winter break is an interesting time. In the middle of the school year, it’s a weird lapse between the fall and spring semesters, just a few weeks full of extravagant (or monotonous) family holidays,...
Here at The Fourth Edition, we've had a great year. Before we start bloggin' 2016 away, we'd like to take a little trip down memory lane with a list of our top posts of 2015. We've covered everything...
If you don’t make resolutions this New Years, you probably aren’t missing out. Not many people actually fulfill these often lofty or vague goals. Why? They set themselves up for failure. In order...
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Demonstrators Address Demands to University
Black student activists expressed solidarity with college students of color experiencing racism domestically and internationally. The...
In 2015, readers were drawn to a variety of articles, from Georgetown University Student Association elections to faculty features to opinion pieces urging the Georgetown community to do more to prevent...
Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., professor of Catholic studies and theater and founder of Dog Tag Bakery, died yesterday evening at the age of 72.
Curry also served as director of the Academy for Veterans,...
Vice President Joe Biden, national leaders of the Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, Muslim, Jewish and Sikh faith traditions and student speakers reflected on the importance of unity and the need for...
Georgetown accepted 13 percent of its early action applicants to the Class of 2020 this past week, an acceptance rate consistent with that of the last several years.
The university mailed acceptance...
