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Things to Do Once You Crash on Homecoming

Things to Do Once You Crash on Homecoming

By Izzy Roemer and Izzy Roemer September 21, 2018

I don’t know about you guys, but this whole “school” thing is already getting me down. If you’re feeling the burnout like me, count yourself lucky — we have something to look forward to! HOMECOMING Anyone...

Cries for Help: Carvings in Lau Cubicles

Cries for Help: Carvings in Lau Cubicles

By Izzy Roemer and Izzy Roemer May 1, 2018

As a nearly 230-year-old institution, Georgetown is host to secrets that current students can hardly fathom. Some of these secrets date back to the school’s founding. Messages etched by early students...

The Atlantic Calls Lau Soul-Crushing, Confirms Everything We Already Knew

The Atlantic Calls Lau ‘Soul-Crushing,’ Confirms Everything We Already Knew

By Ian Tice and Ian Tice November 10, 2014

Lau is "soul-crushing." Or at least according to an article in The Atlantic out today looking at the role that architecture plays on mental state. As any of us who have spent an all-nighter in the concrete fortress...

Its 3:30 Somewhere

It’s 3:30 Somewhere

By Michaela Murphy and Michaela Murphy October 6, 2014

Here at Georgetown when the taste of Village A jungle juice and the always unsatisfying ranch to pizza ratio at Eat & Joy begins to take its toll, we looking to switch things up. Although instinctively...

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Members of the 1964 Georgetown football team gathered at midfield of the MultiSport Facility during halftime of Georgetown’s 17-3 win over Brown. The Hoya alumni were honored for their contribution to the program.

1964 Football Team Honored at Halftime

By Matt Raab September 23, 2014

Weekend festivities marked the 50th year of Georgetown football’s return to the Hilltop, with the return of members of the 1964 squad and those responsible for reviving the program. In 1964, Georgetown...

Almost Painless Printing

By The Editorial Board September 5, 2014

When University Information Services updated the printing system across campus this summer, it appeared to be a move in the right direction. The clunky desktop-based setup has been abrogated in favor of...

Wage Hike Alters Campus Prices, Employment

By Suzanne Monyak August 26, 2014

In accordance with the new minimum wage hikes, student employees at Georgetown will see up pay increases this year of up to $1.25, possibly at the expense of number of student jobs offered. As of July...

Lockhart Delivers Second Tanous Lecture

By Kshithij Shrinath March 7, 2014

Dennis P. Lockhart, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, gave the annual Tanous Family Endowed Lecture on Thursday in Lohrfink Auditorium, assessing the current...

The Girls Room Guide

The Girls’ Room Guide

By Emma Holland and Emma Holland February 28, 2014

Now that I've spent about a semester and a half here I think it's time that I provide you with a comprehensive list and appraisal of arguably the most necessary resources on campus: the bathrooms. I'm...

Laungevity: Signs Youve Been in Lau for Too Long

Laungevity: Signs You’ve Been in Lau for Too Long

By Matt Sullivan and Matt Sullivan December 11, 2013

Readers, let me give it to you straight: I am writing this article to you from Lau 2 at 5:30 a.m., ending an all-nighter preparing for my looming finals that started at 7 p.m. yesterday. I don't know...

Lauinger to Accept Credit Cards

By Jennifer Ding November 1, 2013

Students who lose their books or hold on to them a bit too long will be able to pay late fees and other library charges with credit cards by the end of the semester. Library staff have begun the final...

The university is looking toward Lauinger Library and Reiss Science Building in its master planning. Renovations to Lauinger, with a projected completion date 10 years away, would include a reading room with two stories of glass windows and the relocation of Midnight MUG to the fourth floor. A sky bridge may connect Reiss to Regents Hall.
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Plans Tackle Campus Eyesores

By Christopher Zawora October 8, 2013

  While campus has been consumed lately by discussions of short-term housing solutions, the university has kept an eye on the long term, with the goal of eventually renovating Lauinger...

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