Every year, student government hopefuls preach similar slogans about inclusivity and change to the Georgetown University Student Association structure....
In the fourth grade, we learned how to line dance. The boys and girls faced each other at the center of the gym, reaching out to each other with sweaty...
When Rachel Anderson (COL ’17) broke her leg on a spring night in 2015, she soon realized that getting in and out of the MedStar Georgetown University...
A recent external review audit has revealed grave shortcomings within Georgetown’s Academic Resource Center, a tutoring and consultation service available...
Georgetown’s first Disability Studies Course Cluster is well under way thanks to collaboration between the university’s English department and Disability...
For most Georgetown students, the seemingly ever-present maze of construction on campus is little more than an inconvenient eyesore. Yet, this labyrinth...
I am a Deaf student and sign language is my first language. I have cochlear implants, which enable me to hear and understand others in one-on-one interactions...
Writing about the history of disability at Georgetown is hard because for most of the university’s history, nobody reported on the issue. Documents are...
In mid-September, both Copley elevators broke down, stranding every physically disabled student living on campus. After the Healey Family Student Center...
