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MAIN: Disillusioned, Americans Vote GOP

MAIN: Disillusioned, Americans Vote GOP

By Hunter Main November 4, 2014

If the words of pollsters and analysts are to be believed, the current election cycle will end with the Republican Party controlling both chambers of Congress for the first time during Barack Obama’s...

'SNL' Takes a Jab at Ebola Czar Ron Klain

‘SNL’ Takes a Jab at Ebola Czar Ron Klain

By Ian Tice and Ian Tice October 26, 2014

This week's "Saturday Night Live" cold open mocked President Barack Obama and his administration's response to the Ebola crisis, including a special appearance from his newly appointed "Ebola czar." Adjunct...

Klain Appointed Ebola Czar

By Suzanne Monyak October 21, 2014

President Barack Obama appointed Georgetown University adjunct professor Ron Klain (CAS ’83) to head the United States’ response to the Ebola outbreak Friday, affecting his role on campus this semester. "When...

Klain to Coordinate US Ebola Response

By Suzanne Monyak October 17, 2014

Adjunct professor Ron Klain (CAS '83) will coordinate the United States’ response to Ebola, according to media reports Friday morning. As "Ebola czar," Klain will be responsible for federal response...

Rory Gilmore Goes to Georgetown

Rory Gilmore Goes to Georgetown

By Emma Hinchliffe and Emma Hinchliffe October 1, 2014

All seven seasons of Gilmore Girls hit Netflix today, so if this weekend is a slow one, it's because everyone is understandably busy. With the best show of the early 2000s/ever coming back into our lives,...

MAIN: For Holder, a Murky Legacy on Race

MAIN: For Holder, a Murky Legacy on Race

By Hunter Main September 30, 2014

Ta-Nehisi Coates’ award-winning 2012 essay in The Atlantic, “Fear of a Black President,” sought to explain why Barack Obama has stayed nearly silent on the topic of race, even with his access to...

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For Indian PM, an All-Star American Tour

By Abhinav Tyagarajan and Jeh Tirodkar September 30, 2014

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come to the United States with great expectations, after his party was the first to win a majority in India in 30 years. After a brief immigration mishap, Modi...

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Sarah Rabon (COL ’16) reading stories from sexual assault survivors at “It Happens Here” during last year’s Take Back the Night week.

GU Joins Anti-Assault White House Campaign

By Maureen Tabet September 26, 2014

The White House and Center for American Progress’s Generation Progress, an organization promoting awareness of on-campus sexual assault, launched the public awareness campaign "It’s On Us" last week...

Loan Reforms Extend Eligibility

By Laura Owsiany September 9, 2014

President Obama expanded the federal "Pay As You Earn" program for federal student loan borrowers through executive order this summer, allowing those with loans borrowed before 2007 to be eligible. Under...

Beeck Center Hosts Social Justice Initiative

By Suzanne Monyak and Mallika Sen August 26, 2014

The Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation partnered with the U.S. Department of Education to collaborate on the White House’s My Brother’s Keeper initiative, which aims to create more opportunities...

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Obama delivered a speech focused on the importance of infrastructure funding Tuesday afternoon on the Georgetown Waterfront.

Obama Enjoins Congress to Fund Infrastructure Improvements

By Ben Germano July 1, 2014

President Barack Obama called upon House Republicans to rally around a new “economic patriotism” with him Tuesday afternoon at the Georgetown Waterfront Park. Although he began on a light note,...

Reconsidering the Humanities Crisis, Part I

Reconsidering the Humanities Crisis, Part I

By Paul Healy May 29, 2014

Over the past year, the humanities have come under close scrutiny in our public discourse. Last summer, Harvard released a report that showed a decline in enrollment in humanities majors. In January,...

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