My father is a man of few words. He has always relied on his actions to speak for him. That's why I remember so vividly the few … [Read more...] about Defining Identity and Responsibility in Twelve Words
Opinion
Course Option Merges Service and Academics
To the Editor: As the Executive Director of the Center for Social Justice, I applaud your raising the issue of integrating service with … [Read more...] about Course Option Merges Service and Academics
April 23, 2010: The Verdict
**Springsteen Sighting** Students spotted the legendary Bruce Springsteen in Leo O'Donovan Hall and Healy Circle yesterday. "The Boss" was … [Read more...] about April 23, 2010: The Verdict
Above the Hype
Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Charles Deacon may be on to something. Recently he commented on Georgetown's selectivity numbers, saying … [Read more...] about Above the Hype
Victims of the System
The recent discussion about reproductive health at Georgetown echoes a broader issue that has been bubbling on the edge of public awareness … [Read more...] about Victims of the System
Diversity Needed Beyond Classroom
Cura personalis, the Jesuit motto integral to a Georgetown education, is an important part of what makes our university special. With this … [Read more...] about Diversity Needed Beyond Classroom
Proposal Embraces Wide Variety of Options
To the editor: As members of the Academic Working Group of the Diversity Initiative, we would like first to express our appreciation for … [Read more...] about Proposal Embraces Wide Variety of Options
April 20, 2010: Thumbs Down
**Explosive Delays:** Georgetown students studying abroad are facing difficulties returning home as ash from Iceland's erupting volcanoes … [Read more...] about April 20, 2010: Thumbs Down
Golden State May Vote Red in 2010
Today, the "Golden State" is anything but golden. Wracked by severe budgetary crises and an untenable political system, California, once the … [Read more...] about Golden State May Vote Red in 2010
Coffee Party Finds Middle Grounds
The Tea Party protests last week remind us that while incivility and fiery rhetoric make great headlines, they serve as a meager path to … [Read more...] about Coffee Party Finds Middle Grounds
