The Georgetown University Student Association Senate District Reconciliation Committee finalized legislation Wednesday evening that will redraw the boundaries of some senate seats. The bill, which will...

Chinese fervor for American education is growing rapidly. In the past year, the number of Chinese undergraduate and graduate students at Georgetown has jumped 35 percent to a new high of 342. Coming...

Students from a variety of religious backgrounds gathered for the Student Interfaith Council and the Office of Campus Ministry's annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service in McShain Lounge Tuesday...

Donna Rose, a transsexual who champions the right of self-expression, spoke Tuesday about her personal experiences and challenged traditional views of gender roles as part of Gender Liberation Week. Rose,...

Former Director of the U.S. Secret Service Brian Stafford spoke in Copley Formal Lounge Monday, describing the close calls and working relationship with four presidents during his 33-year career in...

Copley Hall was evacuated Sunday at 12:20 p.m. after large amounts of white steam were seen pouring from the roof and basement of the building. The steam was released by a broken pipe in the building's...

The Dean's Office of the School of Foreign Service announced significant changes to the Certificate in International Development Program Thursday that will affect current freshmen and sophomores. The...

It is midnight on the third floor of Darnall, and a small group of freshmen are chatting as they watch TV and plug away at their homework. As a Catholic priest strolls in with a plate of freshly baked...

A record high of 22 graduates received the prestigious Fulbright award for the 2011-2012 year, the Office of Fellowships announced this week. The competitive scholarships provide recipients the chance...

More than 100 students representing a variety of campus organizations gathered Sunday night to launch the Student Group Union, an initiative designed to facilitate better coordination among student...

Georgetown's Master of Business Administration program scored the 54th spot in a new study of the top 150 international universities from which CEOs and chairmen of leading companies hire. After surveying...

It is a crisp, Sunday morning in mid-October, and Ivan Plis (SFS '12) is awakened sharply by the sound of his 7 a.m. alarm. He dresses, says his prayers, laces up a comfortable pair of shoes and prepares...