Looking to close the gap between the hard sciences and the humanities, Maggie Axelrod (COL ’15) and Viggy Parr (COL ’15) founded Futures in Science and Humanities in December to explore the interdisciplinary...

The Smithsonian Institution will be forced to drastically reorganize its staff and resources when automatic budget cuts go into effect May 1. The Smithsonian, the world’s largest museum system, is...

Right to Life increased its presence this week with a series of events to celebrate life and bring awareness to the various threats it faces in the 21st century. Life Week began with a display of...

Through a program called Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins, Georgetown faculty and staff are teaching online courses to refugees in Africa and the Middle East. Founded in fall 2010 as...

Georgetown is set to launch a comprehensive Office of Sustainability on July 1 that will centralize student and administration sustainability initiatives, Vice President for Planning and Facilities Management...

Mason Inn Owner Fritz Brogan (COL ’07, LAW ’10) will manage the pub in Healey Family Student Center, set to open in fall 2014. The Georgetown University Student Association had previously pushed...

Mason Inn Owner Fritz Brogan (COL ’07, LAW ’10) will manage the pub in Healey Family Student Center, set to open in fall 2014. The Georgetown University Student Association had previously pushed...

The Hoya’s summer and fall 2013 editorial and publishing staff began their terms this Saturday after selections throughout April. Former Campus News Editor Emma Hinchliffe (COL ’15) was selected...

After finishing its five-year maintenance report in 2014, the McDonough School of Business will tweak its mission statement and practices to meet new accreditation standards, which emphasize global commerce...

Students from across the globe presented original economics research at the 12th annual Carroll Round, an international economics undergraduate research conference held on campus this weekend. The...

Author Geraldine Brooks explained the effect that Australian and New Zealand Army Corps Day had on her career as a war correspondent Monday. Sponsored by the Center for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific...

D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray touted Washington’s economic rebound while presenting his budget proposal for fiscal year 2014 to residents of Ward 2 at the Charles Sumner School on Saturday. According to...