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Students Observe Georgia Congressional Campaigns

By Gaia Mattiace

Virginia Gubernatorial Candidate Advocates State Values

By Gaia Mattiace

Presidential Speechwriters Reflect on Past Addresses

By Gaia Mattiace

Panelists Call for Bipartisan Solution in Syria

By Gaia Mattiace
MLKLIBRARY.GOV The Martin Luther King Jr. Library is set to close from March 4 until 2020 for major renovations.

DC Central Library to Close Until 2020 for Renovations

By Gaia Mattiace

Panelists Push Gun Control Laws

By Gaia Mattiace

GU Politics Hosts Last Debate

By Gaia Mattiace

GULC Report Proposes Police Database Oversight

By Gaia Mattiace

Panel Examines ‘Serial’ Case

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Panelists Advocate for Continued Discussion on 272

By Gaia Mattiace
LAUREN SEIBEL/The hoya “Are You Ready?” is an annual conversation on preventing sexual assault on campus and returned for its 14th year Wednesday in Copley Formal Lounge.

Sexual Assault Discussion Returns for 14th Year

By Gaia Mattiace

Loretta Lynch Talks Opioid Addiction Policy

By Gaia Mattiace
bing thom architects Woodbrige Neighborhood Library will open Sept. 28, as part of an effort to renovate nearly 20 Washington, D.C. public libraries.

Ward 5 Library Set to Reopen

By Gaia Mattiace
claire soisson/the hoya GU Politics hosted National Security Adviser Susan Rice at an event moderated by SFS Dean Joel Hellman to discuss her position in the first of the “Exit Interview” series — dedicated to examining Obama’s legacy.

Susan Rice Launches GU Politics Obama Exit Interview

By Gaia Mattiace

Terrorism Experts Reflect on 9/11

By Gaia Mattiace
lauren seibel/The Hoya Georgetown filed the finalized the 2017-2036 Campus Plan yesterday after months of deliberation.

Georgetown Finalizes Campus Plan

By Gaia Mattiace
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER David Cole has been named the American Civil Liberties Unions new legal director.

GULC Professor Named ACLU’s National Legal Director

By Gaia Mattiace

Report Profiles Increased District Murder Rate

By Gaia Mattiace
BRAVE Summit

Students To Launch BRAVE Summit

By Gaia Mattiace

DC Councilmember Introduces Bill Inspired By High School Student

By Gaia Mattiace

Professor’s Book Highlights Power of Citizenry in Constitutional Change

By Gaia Mattiace

Former GUMC Professor Sues Wildlife Center

By Gaia Mattiace

MedStar Installs District’s First and Only Proton Accelerator

By Gaia Mattiace

Third Annual OWN IT Summit Seeks to Inspire

By Gaia Mattiace

GULC Revamps Early Assurance Program

By Gaia Mattiace

GUMC Professor Studies HIV-Positive Communities

By Gaia Mattiace

Professor Advocates For Syrian Humanitarian Intervention

By Gaia Mattiace

GUMC, GULC Study Oral Health With Grant

By Gaia Mattiace

GULC Releases Annual State of Legal Market Report

By Gaia Mattiace

NASA Chief Scientist Talks Climate Change

By Gaia Mattiace
KARLA LEYJA FOR THE HOYA Former Secretary General of the North American Treaty Organization Javier Solana shared his thoughts on the challenges of transatlantic relations in the Mortara Center on Tuesday.

NATO Secretary General Talks Global Challenges

By Gaia Mattiace
FILE PHOTO: DAN GANNON/THE HOYA The anticipated hospital construction would increase green space, creating a “northern gate” on the Reservoir Road side of campus.

MedStar Seeks $560M Plan

By Gaia Mattiace

KIE Receives HIV Research Grant

By Gaia Mattiace
KATHLEEN GUAN/THE HOYA Georgetown scored first place out of universities in the D.C. region in the annual Car Free Day challenge on Sept. 22, in which 500 members of the community opted out of driving to campus.

GU Wins Car Free Challenge

By Gaia Mattiace

Green Fund Installs Motion Detecting Lights in Darnall

By Gaia Mattiace

IPPS Fellows Engage Campus

By Gaia Mattiace
COURTESY STEPHEN HILLS Georgetown University Law Center will launch a Business Skills Program in January, led by Stephen Hills, formerly of The Washington Post.

Hills To Lead New GULC Business Program

By Gaia Mattiace

Med Student Founds Refugee Service

By Gaia Mattiace

McNamara Pens New Book on EU

By Gaia Mattiace

Georgetown Dining Offers Basketball Tickets in Meal Plan Raffle

By Gaia Mattiace

Lombardi Center Partners to Create Cancer Consortium

By Gaia Mattiace

Panel Discusses Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment

By Gaia Mattiace

Alum Finalist For Private Mars Mission

By Gaia Mattiace

Concert Marks 45th Earth Day

By Gaia Mattiace

University Raises Funds For Liberian Parish

By Gaia Mattiace

Visitor Center to Welcome Tourists

By Gaia Mattiace

Growth Grant Competition Awards Inaugural Prize

By Gaia Mattiace

Studies Review Climate Change

By Gaia Mattiace

SAC Considers Funding Change

By Gaia Mattiace

Red House Provides Unique Space for Collaboration

By Gaia Mattiace

Keith Ellison Discusses the Future of Politics

By Gaia Mattiace

Organization Promotes Solar in Georgetown Neighborhood

By Gaia Mattiace
DAN GANNON/THE HOYA Georgetown Dining will deliver Elevation Burger “Jack Packs” to student dorms on weekends. The packs will feature four burgers, four drinks and four fries for $29.99.

Aramark to Provide Burger Delivery Service to Dorms

By Gaia Mattiace
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