A new online service to be released this August by publishing giant MacMillan will provide professors with unprecedented control over textbook content for their classes. Through a software called...

After an 8.8 magnitude earthquake shook Chile at 3:34 a.m. local time Saturday, Anne Meriwether (COL '11) was thankful to be in the safety of her bed and eager to let her family know she was out of harm's...

*While most students easily grow accustomed to Georgetown's campus, many never venture out into the community. Where campus tours are used to introduce prospective and new students to the campus, Beyond...

On March 26, the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company will receive Craftsmanship Awards for its work on the Rafik B. Hariri Building from the Washington Building Congress. In addition to the Craftsmanship...

Last Thursday, the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts voted against putting stone labels on the major memorials on the National Mall, reported the Associated Press. The National Park Service proposed the installation...

The Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation of Los Angeles granted the university $6.9 million to support the development of Catholic programs in the Office of Mission and Ministry, a need-based scholarship...

Despite a failed initial attempt to gain the university's support, H*yas for Choice and United Feminists continue to pool efforts to sustain the goals of their newly established group, Plan A: Hoyas for...

**Thursday, Feb. 18** *Theft, New Research Building, 11:29 a.m.* The complainant's stolen backpack was found in a restroom. The valuable items (laptop, camera and wallet) had been removed. *Drug...

Few Georgetown students are not familiar with the inconvenience of purchasing bottled water, whether they lug cases from CVS or spend the money to buy bottles individually from a Corp location on campus. Four...

Students gathered in Healy Hall's Philodemic Room Wednesday for a student-led discussion of the DREAM Act, immigration-related legislation that, if passed into law, will have a significant impact on the...

Sponsored North Face climber, skier, adventure photographer and one of People's most eligible bachelors in 2003, Jimmy Chin discussed his unconventional career path, the thrill of his job and the need...

American University recently launched a pilot program to integrate SmarTrip fare card technologies into university identification cards, according to AU Student Government President Andy MacCracken. MacCracken...