It can be hard to imagine working 80-hour weeks during summer vacation while friends are traveling abroad or relaxing, but Georgetown students interested in the sometimes cutthroat world of finance...
I was sitting in Regents Hall this summer leafing through an LSAT book when I heard people coming down the hallway. Loud and festooned with lanyards, the group was comprised of high school students looking...
The end of summer: shorter days, pre-orientation programs and an opening to sweep unpopular news under the rug.
Over the past several summer vacations, a concerning pattern has emerged of the administration...
One of the benefits of spending a summer in Southeast Asia is that there is a plethora of places close by to explore. While it would take four hours to travel from Georgetown to New York by car, trips...
Dear Mother Nature:
STOP. It's currently 88 degrees outside, and my body temperature is somewhere between a baked rotisserie chicken and the depths of Mauna Loa. If you're feeling anything like I am,...
Happy (almost technically) summer, Hoyas!
Bring on the warm weather, sandy beaches, service trips across the globe and internships, internships, internships! As you know, each season brings a special...
Hey, Hoyas, how long's it been?
Oh yeah, that's right, two weeks.
It's only been two weeks since we've left campus for summer vacation, but if you're feeling anything like I am, there's already a soft,...
Some of you luckier ones out there might still be in that "cool summer job" phase this time around. You know what I mean: lifeguarding, babysitting, camp counseling, etc. — basically anything that's...
Although Prospect Street may seem a little quieter on Saturday nights, Georgetown over the summer is anything but empty. From basketball to bioethics, the range of events and opportunities shows that...
Well, Hoyas, that's all she wrote. Not only has everyone finished classes for the school year, but everyone (in the Class of 2013) has also graduated. You might be thinking that you no longer have anything...
One of the great, but often untapped, resources of the Washington, D.C. area is the concentration of art museums that are close by and easily accessible to students. There are plenty of continuing...
My favorite thing about the summer isn’t that I’m done with classes or that it’s hot outside. In fact, I really don’t like either of those things. (Although the lack of classes does mean less work,...
