As more than 35,000 Civil War soldiers fought at the Battle of Bull Run in July of 1861, the blasts from the cannons could be heard 30 miles away at the Former Jesuit Residence on Georgetown’s campus.
When...
Today marks the 200th anniversary of Georgetown's charter, officially incorporating the university into the District of Columbia. Signed by James Madison back in 1815, our current president, Barack Obama,...
2014 is over! That's right folks, another year has come and gone, and what do we have to show for it? Well, in 4E's case, a bunch of articles. We've compiled a list of 4E's 25 greatest hits written this...
Two McDonough School of Business professors will work alongside four presidential centers to make the Presidential Leadership Program a reality.
Paul Almeida, professor of strategy and international...
Over the last three decades, the American political climate has been engulfed by the shadow of Ronald Reagan, as the nation’s political decisions and mindset have taken place squarely in the camp of...
Sometimes, it feels like Bill Clinton never left office. His Arkansan accent and folksy charm seem like omnipresent fixtures in the political world. And from campaign stops to charity dinners, the...
Former President Bill Clinton (SFS ’68) delivered the second lecture in his Georgetown series Wednesday, focusing on the importance of understanding policy in broader political debates.
Former...
In just a few days, I will deliver my final lecture of the semester in my “Women in American Politics” class here at Georgetown. Of all the lectures I give annually on campuses across the country,...
In 1997, just one year after the most recent government shutdown, the comedy "Wag the Dog" was released, with a plot centered on a fictional president launching a war against Albania to distract the public...
Hey, Hoyas, how long's it been?
Oh yeah, that's right, two weeks.
It's only been two weeks since we've left campus for summer vacation, but if you're feeling anything like I am, there's already a soft,...
Feeling overwhelmed by finals? When you start talking about Shakespeare's economic theory or George Washington's impact on the Civil War, you know it's time to take a break. Luckily for you, Georgetown...
On April 22, 2013, the Georgetown University Lecture Fund will present a lecture by James Carville, one of America's leading Democratic political strategists. Carville, who has garnered national and...
