The Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E released a draft of its report in opposition to Georgetown's 2010 Campus Plan Wednesday, recommending that the university address issues of undergraduate enrollment...

Five candidates for a seat on the D.C. Council butted heads on topics including school reform, taxes and spending at a debate Wednesday. But they all agreed on one thing: opposition to campus plans recently...

For college applicants, the hours spent calculating the likelihood of getting into college may soon come to a close, as a new Facebook application will estimate the odds within minutes. AdmissionSplash,...

Victor Reinoso (SFS '91) will return to the Hilltop as Georgetown's senior adviser for new project development, the university announced in a press release Thursday. Reinoso will be a direct adviser...

A group of 46 student leaders, including 30 club executives and 12 Georgetown University Student Association senators, executives and executive candidates, sent a second open letter to SAC Thursday night,...

After the Student Activities Commission released new funding guidelines Sunday despite calls from student organizations and leaders to let them provide feedback beforehand, some club leaders are looking...

The House of Representatives passed on a continuing resolution early Saturday morning that proposes drastic funding cuts to federal financial aid. The continuing resolution, which now faces a Senate...

A number of campus organizations and student leaders sent an open letter to the Student Activities Commission Friday, demanding the chance to offer feedback on SAC's controversial new funding guidelines...

Eleven bicycles have been stolen from a variety of locations on campus since the beginning of 2011, and seven of the thefts occurred in the past two weeks. Most of the stolen bikes had been attached...

With the last of the 2010 Census data in, D.C. is set to redraw its districts beginning next month. This year, the process has become even more contentious than usual because of a push to ensure that...

Georgetown said goodbye to one of its leaders Thursday evening, and a sheepish smile played across the face of Daniel Porterfield (COL '79) as he exited stage-right to a dramatic round of applause. Porterfield,...

A new proposal to reform the Residential Judiciary Council — a body of students and administrators who oversee the discipline of peers who violate the residence hall code of conduct — would reinstate...