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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Go Fund Us

By The Editorial Board October 16, 2015

For many Georgetown student organizations, the Council of Advisory Boards is synonymous with funding. In reality, CAB, which mediates dialogue between the six undergraduate advisory boards, is not directly...

Greatness, Unendowed

Greatness, Unendowed

By The Editorial Board September 15, 2015

The university’s capital campaign, “For Generations to Come: The Campaign for Georgetown,” reached its $1.5 billion goal by the end of August, almost a year ahead of schedule, marking a momentous...

Engaging the Wrong Community

Engaging the Wrong Community

By Joe Luther and Connor Rohan July 20, 2015

The number of complaints we’ve heard about Counseling and Psychiatric Services is unacceptable. With mental health at the forefront of national dialogue, it is no wonder that students have penned op-ed after op-ed after op-ed decrying...

A Sanders Summer Sensation

A Sanders Summer Sensation

By Kate Riga July 18, 2015

A few months back, it was a fiery senator from Massachusetts who drew the swelling crowds and impassioned devotees. Cries of, “run, Elizabeth, run!” bounced off of the walls of packed speech halls...

SAC, A Resource and Student Ally

By Barry Goldsmith and Connor Maytnier February 6, 2015

What is it like to be a member of the Student Activities Commission? In one word: frustrating. Too often, SAC is seen as an impediment — an extension of university bureaucracy — to student organizations....

Lobbying for Leo’s Workers

By The Editorial Board January 27, 2015

While some students may overlook the hustle and bustle that commonly occurs at O’Donovan Hall, it is important that members of the Georgetown community show solidarity with the workers of Leo’s in...

SAC Needs Nothing More Than a Diet

By Alexander Zajac October 17, 2014

To the editor: Patrick Musgrave, chair of SAC, recently wrote an article in which he proposed many steps to help get student groups more funding for their activities. The solution, however, is so much...

Funding Overhaul To Make Allocation Fair

By Patrick Musgrave October 10, 2014

In a few short weeks, the Student Activities Commission will consider budget submissions from over 105 student organizations, the largest number of groups that has ever been funded. For this current semester,...

Show Me the Money

By The Editorial Board October 10, 2014

Everyone knows — and complains — that campus is covered in construction. Along with these physical updates, the university has more quietly instituted changes to technology — most notably, updates...

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OUTober, celebrating LGBTQ identity, will be one of several heritage months to receive $500 or more in  funding from the Office of the President for cultural programming this year.

GU Funds Heritage Months

By Tom Garzillo October 7, 2014

Cultural and advocacy groups with official months designated in their honor will receive funding and support from the Office of the President for programming during that time of the year. Cultural...

Resources, Funding Strengthen ROTC

By Maddy Moore March 25, 2014

Although a recent study conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics found that public institutions outmatch their private counterparts when it comes to ROTC, Georgetown University’s own...

Campus Sustainability Stifled by Red Tape

By Jane Xie November 7, 2013

Though Georgetown may outperform its D.C. peer universities in academics, it lags far behind in campus sustainability initiatives. Looking at the progress that American University and The George Washington...

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