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Green Options May Delay Water Tunnel Construction

By Madison Ashley January 18, 2013

The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority has proposed suspending multimillion-dollar construction on its tunnel systems project while it explores the implementation of more environmentally...

DC to Vote on Budget Control

By Emma Iannini January 15, 2013

Washington, D.C. voters will cast their ballots on a proposed amendment to D.C.’s home rule charter that would give the D.C. Council direct control over the city’s budget April 23. Currently, the...

Professor’s Op-Ed Stirs Debate

By Hiromi Oka January 15, 2013

Georgetown University Law Center Professor Louis Michael Seidman ignited a media firestorm after writing an op-ed about the pitfalls of strict constitutional obedience for The New York Times published...

Hagel Nominated to Top Defense Position

By Hiromi Oka January 8, 2013

Georgetown professor and former Republican Nebraska Senator Chuck Hagel has been nominated as President Barack Obama’s next Secretary of Defense. Obama made the announcement Monday morning, along...

Third Edition Sold to Restaurant Group

By Hiromi Oka January 1, 2013

Richard Sandoval Restaurants has bought local institution The Third Edition, according to blog Guest of a Guest. The blog reports that the Wisconsin Avenue storefront will likely turn into a Mexican...

GU, Pepco Prepared for Possible Strike

By Penny Hung September 28, 2012

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Works Local 1900 union voted to reject electricity supplierPepco’s final contract offer Wednesday night, making a city-wide strike an increasingly likely...

WMATA Reports $28M Surplus

By Kelly Church September 18, 2012

Two months after increasing D.C. Metro fares by an average of 5 percent, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced last week that it ended fiscal year 2012 with a $28 million surplus. The...

DC Students Speak Muted on Hilltop

By Kelly Church September 18, 2012

Though the Georgetown chapter of advocacy group D.C. Students Speak has remained involved in registering students to vote, its presence on campus has receded in the wake of the resolution of the 2010 Campus...

Burglary Reported On 36th Street

By Sarah Patrick September 17, 2012

Several electronics were stolen from a student residence in the 1400 block of 36th Street Monday afternoon, according to an alert from the Department of Public Safety. In an email sent to the campus...

Contract Dispute Delays Taxi Meter Upgrade

By Meghan Patzer September 14, 2012

The installation of credit card meters with GPS tracking devices in all District taxis, a centerpiece of Mayor Vincent Gray’s 2010 election campaign, has been postponed indefinitely following a contract...

ANC Candidates Seek to Encourage Student Voters

By Kelly Church September 14, 2012

Although Craig Cassey (COL ’15) and Peter Prindiville (SFS ’14) are running unopposed for seats on Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E, both candidates have launched efforts to increase their...

Workforce Study Released

By Kelly Church September 11, 2012

A new study released by Georgetown’s Center on Education and the Workforce last month shows that education level and gender both affected employment during the recent recession and recovery. According...

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