Every week, I watch trees shed their leaves and feel the temperature drop a few degrees (Fahrenheit). In preparation for the move from India to Georgetown, I bought a few coats, a few scarves and a few...
CW: This article discusses suicide. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources.
I miss Ben. I miss sleeping on his couch, I miss sending him jokes through his girlfriend,...
In the latest edition of “District Discourse,” Angela Yu (SFS ‘25) calls on the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority to implement preventative maintenance measures on the metro system.
On...
CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses domestic abuse, sexual assault and gender-based violence. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources.
Every major U.S. news outlet...
A school of thought known as moral determinism claims that humans, when given a choice of possible actions, must always choose the greater good. Satirizing this principle, critics composed a story of...
In 2016, a cow escaped from a slaughterhouse in New York City. Luckily, Freddie was sent to live happily in a New Jersey sanctuary. Unfortunately for everyone around me, however, Freddie’s story launched...
Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) President Nile Blass (COL ’22) and Vice President Nicole Sanchez (SFS ’22) assumed office in a year characterized by crises and challenges. Georgetown...
If you ask any student walking on Healy Lawn what the Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) is and does, they are likely to be confused about how it works and say it does nothing. And they...
In the words of founding father John Adams, “I say, that Power must never be trusted Without a Check.”
In the first week of November, the Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA)...
In the past month, Netflix’s new hit show “Squid Game” has swept the globe, breaking the record for biggest series launch ever with 142 million member households watching in the first four weeks...
The word “desert” brings to mind barren landscapes devoid of life — an image many consider the complete opposite of Washington, D.C.’s bustling streets and vibrant communities. Nonetheless, food...
A perplexing phenomenon afflicts residents of Washington, D.C. — despite its metropolitan area’s high median incomes, 10.6% of District residents regularly experience food insecurity, close to the...
