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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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SWIMMING & DIVING | Seniors Lead Near Sweep

By Michael Liu December 6, 2011

The Georgetown swimming and diving team handed Catholic University two losses on Saturday afternoon at McCarthy Pool, as both the men's and women's teams trounced their District rivals. Georgetown...

How Catholic is the Catholic School Girl?

By Sarah Amos October 6, 2011

A year ago I began writing this column, Catholic Schoolgirl, to tell the trials and tribulations of a socially awkward, sexually inactive not-a-girl-not-yet-a-woman. But here I am a year older (but...

CUA Stands by Single-Sex Dorms

By Hiromi Oka September 23, 2011

Catholic University's administration defended its plan to institute single gender dorms before the D.C. Office of Human Rights last Thursday. The legal proceedings began after The George Washington...

Local Colleges Rated Liberal

By Kelly Church November 9, 2010

Georgetown may be undermining its Catholic heritage as part of a broader liberalization trend at D.C. universities, says one report commissioned by Campus Reform, a conservative action network. Among...

D.C. Archbishop Made Cardinal

By Stephen Levy October 29, 2010

Most Rev. Donald Wuerl, archbishop of Washington, was one of 24 clergymen to be given one of the Vatican's highest honors last week, when he was elevated to cardinal status. Wuerl is the fifth archbishop...

Catholic Identity Fosters Interfaith Dialogue

By Neil Quinn October 2, 2010

Imam Yahya Hendi, Georgetown's Muslim chaplain, speaks quietly and with care, so that his words carry a certain poignant intensity. But when he speaks about the Georgetown community's reaction to the attacks...

A Catholic University

By The Editorial Board October 1, 2010

Look closely at the university seal the next time you tip-toe around the mosaic as you go into Healy Hall. You might be surprised how much of Georgetown - past, present and future - is embodied in the...

Georgetown Professor Launches Catholics for Equality

By Alice Maglio September 28, 2010

As Catholics across the United States continue to debate the legality of gay marriage, Fr. Joseph Palacios, S.J., adjunct professor of sociology, has taken the lead on helping to found Catholics for Equality,...

GU’s Catholic Identity in Flux

By Neil Quinn September 23, 2010

Forty-one years after stepping down as president of Georgetown University, Fr. Gerard Campbell, S.J. still lives in the Jesuit community here, in a spacious third-floor room in Wolfington Hall. At...

Eight Catholic Schools in D.C. Face Conversion

By Yoshi Myers September 17, 2007

As a Catholic school, Georgetown may soon lose quite a bit of company in the District. Eight of the District's 28 Catholic primary schools may soon become secular. Washington, D.C., Archbishop Donald...

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