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Patrick Clapsaddle

Patrick Clapsaddle, Executive Editor

Patrick Clapsaddle is a senior in the School of Foreign Service from Adams, Tenn., studying international politics. They’ve seen “Clue” (1985) eight times.

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Flyers Related to Kirk’s Assassination Reported to FBI, GU Says

Flyers Related to Kirk’s Assassination Reported to FBI, GU Says

By Patrick Clapsaddle and Nora Toscano
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Cain is Consumed by Death in ‘Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You’

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Executive Editor

All Things Groceries, Errands and More

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Executive Editor
Courtesy of Georgetown University | A federal appeals court ruled July 1that Badar Khan Suri will remain out of custody as his immigration case proceeds.

Virginia Legal, Political Community Responds to Khan Suri’s Detention

By Ruth Abramovitz and Patrick Clapsaddle
GU to Reduce Graduate Program Tuition for Students, Federal Employees

GU to Reduce Graduate Program Tuition for Students, Federal Employees

By Patrick Clapsaddle and Nora Toscano
Groves: GU Mission Will Persist Amid Ongoing Policy Changes

Groves: GU Mission Will Persist Amid Ongoing Policy Changes

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Executive Editor
Courtesy of Georgetown University | A federal appeals court ruled July 1that Badar Khan Suri will remain out of custody as his immigration case proceeds.

Bill to Abolish DC Home Rule Sparks Concerns About GU Student Advocacy, Government Efficiency

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Executive Editor
Aisha Malhas/The Hoya | A federal judge in the D.C. federal court consolidated three graduates’ class action lawsuits, all associated with the data leak Nov. 13.

GU Early Action Admission Rate Increases Slightly for Class of 2029

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Executive Editor
Georgetown University | Noa Offman (CAS ’25) is one of the 32 students from the United States to win the prestigious Rhodes Scholar Scholarship and will study at University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.

GU Student, Criminal Justice Advocate Named 2025 Rhodes Scholar

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Chief Copy Editor
Courtesy of Braedon Troy | Hundreds of Georgetown University students attended Vice President Kamala Harris's rally at the National Mall Oct. 29, where she attracted up to 75,000 supporters delivering the closing remarks of her presidential campaign.

Hundreds of GU Students Among Thousands Attending Harris Rally at National Mall

By Ruth Abramovitz, Patrick Clapsaddle, and Nora Toscano
Georgetown Program Board (GPB) | Tickets to Mr. Georgetown went on sale on CampusGroups Sept. 12 amid massive demand, leading to major problems with the sales process.

Mr. Georgetown Ticket Sale Marked by Technological Issues

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Chief Copy Editor
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‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’ Weaves an Enthralling Web of Fear, Loss and Love

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Chief Copy Editor
Aamir Jamil/The Hoya | Four former federal government officials, who resigned in protest of the Biden Administration's stance on the Israel-Hamas war, spoke about the ethics of public service during war at a panel Sept. 9.

Panelists Discuss Ethics in Public Service, Objections to U.S. Policy in Israel-Hamas War

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Chief Copy Editor
KARLA LEYJA/THE HOYA MedStar Georgetown University Hospital recently installed a proton accelerator, the first of its kind in D.C.

MedStar to Receive Donation Supporting Literacy in Hospitalized Children

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Chief Copy Editor
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GUPD Crime Log Shows Recent Incidents of Theft on Campus

By Kate Hwang and Patrick Clapsaddle
John Perry Miller / X | A rise in card scamming in DC may put Georgetown community members at risk, as a customer found a card skimmer at the Wisconsin avenue Safeway.

Georgetown Safeway Shopper Stops Card Skimmer Scam

By Patrick Clapsaddle
Courtesy of DC History Center | The weekend's 50th Annual D.C. History Conference kicked off with a conversation between two journalists from the Atlantic at the Letitia Woods Brown Memorial Lecture on April 4.

Opening Lecture Kicks Off 50th Annual DC History Conference

By Patrick Clapsaddle, Deputy Copy Editor
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