Vital Vittles began in 1972 as a small food co-op selling only yogurt and Coke in the lobby of New South Hall, against the backdrop of anti-Vietnam War protests.
Fifty years later, it’s the centerpiece...
Over 75,000 streetlights in Washington, D.C., are set to receive a significant eco-friendly upgrade, as new, energy-efficient LED lights replace the city’s old, incandescent street bulbs over the next...
Students who tested positive for COVID-19 have expressed safety and transparency concerns over Georgetown University’s isolation protocols.
While students who tested positive for COVID-19 in...
Washington, D.C., saw its first hypothermia alert of the season Nov. 15, resulting in unhoused people being even more vulnerable to dangerous weather conditions.
The National Weather Service issued...
Georgetown University Votes (GU Votes) hosted its fifth annual drive for National Voter Registration Day on Sep. 28, registering an estimated over 100 students to vote.
Voter registration...
Students have expressed frustration over significant delays in receiving packages from the Georgetown University mailroom.
The Georgetown University Mail Services Department has experienced delays...
A technology security policy think tank at Georgetown University received a $42 million grant, paving the way for the expansion of its operations and increased opportunities for students to conduct policy...
After the abrupt shift to online learning in March, theology professor Erin Cline found herself stretched thin between teaching classes at Georgetown University, caring for three young children — two...
