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Campus Braces for Sequester

By Christopher Zawora March 1, 2013

Without successful negotiations between President Obama and Congress today to prevent sequestration, spending cuts intended to save the government $85 billion will begin automatically as a result of the...

DC? More like IQ!

By KP and KP December 5, 2012

Well, my fellow Hoyas, if you didn’t like living in D.C.  enough already, here’s one more reason why the experience is so great: we’re smart! (Psh. Like we didn’t know it already!) According to...

SCHALL: Books a Gateway to Truth

By Fr. James Schall, S.J. October 26, 2012

A professor who has been many years at a school is often asked by visitors: “Do you notice any difference between current students and those from previous decades?” I always answer that question pretty...

The Price of Security

By Jamie Slater October 26, 2012

With the heat of election season rising, most political conversations focus around the immediate question of who will be the next president, but the 2010 film S.O.S.: State of Security explores deeper,...

Scott Brown Urges Bipartisanship

By Jake Green October 14, 2012

Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) emphasized the need for bipartisanship and cooperation in order to solve the country's pressing issues while addressing a crowd of over 200 students Thursday evening. "What...

Nine GU Alumni Run for Congress

By Alexander Galan October 12, 2012

Though the Hilltop provides a front-row seat every two years to the spectacle of congressional elections, this year, nine Georgetown alumni will be a part of the action themselves. The congressional...

STIRRETT: Long-Term Welfare Reform

By Scott Stirrett April 13, 2012

From the Super Committee to the Simpson-Bowles Commission, it seems like every bipartisan effort to avoid a looming debt crisis has ended up in the garbage can. The deficit is one of the most depressing...

STIRRETT: Mending DC Government

By Scott Stirrett March 22, 2012

Bar none, the District of Columbia’s greatest failing over the past few decades has come from a stunning lack of political leadership. D.C. Councilman Marion Barry’s antics, from drug abuse to alleged...

Congressman Talks Israeli Policy

By Marissa Brogger November 14, 2011

Congressman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) spoke about human rights and the stability of Israeli democracy in Copley Formal Lounge Monday night. Frank has represented Massachussetts' fourth congressional...

Italian Ties That Bind

By Mariah Byrne October 18, 2011

Opening the university's celebration of the 150th anniversary of the unification of the Italy, Italian Ambassador Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata stressed the importance of the ties between Italian...

GUSA Plans Site for Student Feedback

By Sam Rodman October 18, 2011

In an effort to better align themselves with student concerns, the Georgetown University Student Association is developing a website to gather suggestions for potential projects. President Mike Meaney...

Aid in Question as Shutdown Looms

By David Schuler April 7, 2011

The clock is ticking on a government shutdown that would have negative implications for the university and the District. Congress and President Obama have until 11:59 p.m. today to finalize and sign...

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