With fresh grass adorning a new lawn on one side and construction equipment making its final exit from the other, Regents Hall opened its doors to students and faculty for the first time Monday. The...

Aiming to begin screening candidates next month, administrators have drafted a description of an ideal candidate for a new university provost and will soon hold a town hall meeting to gather student input. In...

Two students living just beyond the front gates reported seeing unknown suspects in their residences Friday night, according to a DPS Public Safety Alert. In the first incident at 9:56 p.m., a student...

Four students were recognized as winners of the Interfaith Dialogue and Service Video and Essay contest Friday afternoon. The contest, which is a part of the President's Interfaith and Community Service...

As students prepare for final exams, the administration is working on completing its own test – the Middle States Commission on Higher Education reaccreditation. Required of colleges and universities...

November saw an increase in the number of thefts and alcohol-related incidents reported by the Department of Public Safety as well as a moderate uptick in crime overall. Overall, the number of reported...

Bryan Kasper, an assistant dean of the School of Foreign Service, will leave the university for a position in the U.S. State Department at the end of the semester, according to SFS Director of Undergraduate...

Fr. Edward Bodnar, S.J., a retired classics professor, died Tuesday morning at the age of 91. A graduate of Gonzaga and Princeton Universities, Bodnar was ordained in 1952. He taught in the classics...

Members of the Georgetown University Student Association's Finance and Appropriations Committee finalized a proposal Wednesday that allocates funds from the Student Activities Fee Endowment to the Social...

The School of Foreign Service announced Tuesday that it will introduce two new Master of Arts degrees in hopes of giving students an edge in changing industries. The Global Human Development and Asian...

Celebrating a revamped website and increased submissions, the university's journal of culture, communication and technology re-launched Thursday. Gnovis, a peer-reviewed journal and academic blog run...

It's been almost a week since Derrik Sweeney (COL '13) was released from police custody in Cairo, but the experience is still fresh in his mind. "It's mind-boggling that now I'm here, texting with my...