Attracting President Obama and prominent locals, the premier Georgetown restaurant 1789 has become a District hotspot for upscale dining. But neighbors weren't always the eatery's biggest fans. In...

Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak in Gaston Hall Friday as part of a discussion focusing on the economic record of the Clinton presidency and its relevance in the current fiscal downturn. Sponsored...

Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011 Theft, Lauinger Library, 9 p.m. A student reported that he parked his bicycle on the bike rack. When he returned, he found his bicycle missing. There are no suspects or witnesses. Friday,...

This is the second story in a three-part series on alumni journeys beyond the Hilltop. As this year's seniors gather references, polish resumes and hit the pavement in search of a career, their predecessors'...

Ye Domesday Booke will continue to publish after being dropped by the Media Board as a student organization last month. The yearbook, which has been printing since 1905, will now be sponsored directly...

The Student Activities Commission unveiled plans for a new funding system to a roundtable of student group leaders Wednesday night in response to student complaints over SAC's programming-arc funding model. "I...

This weekend, Georgetown will expand its online presence through its year-long pilot partnership with Grockit, an interactive learning start-up. Founded in 2007 by Farb Nivi, a former National Teacher...

The Georgetown University Medical Center tapped Jamie Padmore to become the associate dean for Graduate Medical Education and Educational Scholarship Monday. Padmore, previously a School of Medicine...

The university will roll out a landlord pledge initiative starting early next week in an effort to protect students who live off campus while improving neighborhood relations. In exchange for being...

With housing selection for the 2013 school year right around the corner, residence hall safety might be a determining factor on some students' pros and cons lists when choosing a dorm. According to...

Lily Kaiser (COL ’12) was used to hiding her cerebral palsy. After all, it only affected her right hand, so it was easily concealed, even forgotten at times. For Gallaudet University freshman Kyleigh...

The year is 1975. In January, three men, including former attorney John Mitchell, are convicted for perjury stemming from the infamous Watergate break-in. Five months before, President Richard Nixon...