A federal shutdown could cost Georgetown University $462 million in research grants and financial aid. For a university that has built its identity on being global and inclusive, this loss of capital is...
Welcome back, advice lovers. The leaves are starting to fall on Healy Lawn, so you know what that means — panic, fatigue and constant midterm anxiety. Luckily for you, I’m here to help you through...
In rapidly changing times, worldwide pandemics, health crises, health and social justice inequities and political upheaval can contribute to feelings of instability for all of us.
College students’...
Beginning my first year at Georgetown University has been a learning curve. Beyond moving to a new city and making new friends, the transition from high school to college changed how I manage my time,...
To the Georgetown University student body who has become disillusioned with the student government executive, the opportunity for meaningful action is on the ballot this year.
This week, students will...
Some professors forbid it. Some professors encourage it.
Whether or not students employ it for their academics, artificial intelligence (AI) has become synonymous with the college experience.
The...
Over the past several weeks, I have heard many stories of “firsts”: living with a roommate, registering for classes and applying to clubs. My own monumental first, however, was venturing into a real...
There is no doubt that the cultural and political conversation surrounding cannabis use and possession has evolved over the last few decades. The smell of cannabis, once an indicator of criminal activity...
Speech and debate. Model United Nations. Journalism. If you’re a Georgetown University student, you probably did or know someone who did at least one of those activities in high school. As someone who...
It was my senior year of high school, and I found myself doodling in the margins of my notes. I didn’t think much of it — it was just a few doodles, and half the class was struggling to stay awake,...
A little over a week ago, flyers appeared on campus violently referencing Charlie Kirk’s assassination, followed days later by others referring to the Ku Klux Klan. These flyers reflect our current political...
On any given day, it is common to hear Georgetown University students talk about their internships on Capitol Hill, summers spent at think tanks or plans to pursue law school. As students in Washington,...
