Georgetown is all about traditions. It's about hearing Bill Clinton speak in Gaston Hall, then coming back the next day to see your roommate's a cappella group perform. It's about John Carroll's lap,...
Seniors reading this are just weeks away from leaving the Hilltop, heading off to new volunteer and job opportunities, beginning advanced studies or spending time with friends and family while exploring...
As if D.C. weren’t expensive enough, yesterday the Taxi Cab Commission approved fare increases for cabs in the District of Columbia. For those of you who hop in the occasional cab up to Mason Inn, catch...
by Michelle Cassidy
The team over at GUSA has released a series of videos advertising the SAFE Referendum, voting for which takes place January 24-26 (in those polling booths they're setting up in Leo's)....
More than $200 in cash was stolen from a Vital Vittles office at 1:08 p.m. Thursday, according to The Corp's Chief Executive Officer Alexander Pon (COL '12).
Pon said that employees noticed a man...
So far, I have talked about how Georgetown students spend their time and money on food and technology, but what else do they do? Besides sleeping, studying and partying, one of students' most time-consuming...
How does this sound: 140 free burritos with chips and a drink to be shared with anyone you like in 2011? It might require some extra appearances at Yates, but I wouldn't complain about the offer. Or how...
THE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SEASON ENDED Sunday, and the Divisional Series begins tomorrow afternoon. Eight teams are still standing after 162 games, and one of them just won the American League East for...
