Abortion opponents reaffirmed their commitment to battle Roe v. Wade this past weekend, gathering at Georgetown for the 12th annual Cardinal O'Connor Conference on Life. The conference, which was...

But dissatisfaction with OCAF is not a recent development. In 2006, Amanda Gant (SFS '07, GRD '12) created a Facebook group entitled "I Hate OCAF," mainly to protest the lack of transparency in the cost...

Most seniors dread the nail-biting job interview process that comes with leaving the Hilltop, but two Georgetown grads are at least trying to make the ordeal a little less nerve-racking. Launched by...

A special report compiled by Georgetown faculty, graduate and undergraduate students released last week provided never-before-seen evidence about the murder of The Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl...

Georgetown University donated $5,000 to help cover the costs of recently elected D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray's transition and inauguration events, one of several recent donations the university has made to...

Funding for a contract between Georgetown Medical Center and the city of Washington, D.C., has been slashed by 10 percent in an effort to close the District's $127 million budget gap. The cuts to the...

Even if erased in name this December, "don't ask, don't tell" and its legacy continue to limit overlap between Georgetown's principal LGBTQ and Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps groups, according to...

Watch out for Facebook posts from the head honcho of the Hilltop himself in the next few weeks. In a further effort to facilitate communication with the university community, Georgetown University President...

As Chinese President Hu Jintao visited the White House Wednesday, first lady Michelle Obama stepped on stage at Howard University to encourage students to study abroad in the dignitary's home country. "Studying...

Two of Georgetown's largest student-run organizations, The Corp and the Georgetown University Alumni & Student Federal Credit Union, announced their new leadership, effective March 1, last weekend. Alexander...

Campus discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict may be stuck in the past, according to experts who visited Georgetown this week to transform talk of Middle East issues into a cooperative effort. In...

Charles Smith (SFS ‘14) and University of Richmond student John Perrone will likely plead guilty to violating federal and District law by manufacturing the drug Dimethyltryptamine on campus in October. Smith,...