Since 1974, the drivers of Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS) have served generations of students, carrying them to and from campus, internships and explorations in the city. However,...
Georgetown University must stand up for its students and the values it represents. On April 29, 2025, the Georgetown University Student Association released the results of its democratic divestment referendum,...
Welcome back from summer break, advice lovers. This week, we’re tackling stress — if you’ve panicked over missing a friend’s Tombs night or slogged through a pile of work you pushed off, then this...
When we think of public health infrastructure, hospitals and community health clinics often come to mind. But what about community spaces that create a sense of belonging, allow an ease and comfort of...
Between noise citations, party sanctions and immediate write-ups, recent administrator emails to Village A residents this fall have demonstrated a clear crackdown on on-campus partying. This comes as little...
The United States hosts a horrific history of political violence — a history bleeding into the present.
The Sept. 10 killing of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk on a college campus follows...
For more than 22 years, the Georgetown University Grilling Society (GUGS) has fired up grills in Red Square every Friday, serving its signature half-pound burgers to the Georgetown community. What began...
In Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business (MSB), undergraduate clubs are beacons of student life, intended to foster student leadership, professional development and personal growth. Unfortunately,...
What defines a liberal arts education, and what is distinctive about a Georgetown liberal arts education?
As I settle into my first semester as dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, I find myself...
At Georgetown University, there is a premium on knowing: the right answer in class, the right internship for summer, the right job after graduation. Those who play this game well often pull ahead. But...
This outlet so frequently encourages Georgetown students to “Read the Paper.” It should also encourage students to “Read the Campus Plan,” a document that Georgetown submits to the Washington,...
Desolate. Dismal. Disappointment. Darnall.
Perhaps placing equal signs between the four D-words would’ve made the alliteration sharper. But I’ll do any pro-Darnall Hall advocates out there a favor...
