When it comes to issues that affect our community, campus media can be an essential tool to bring attention and pressure. However, when such bodies, including...

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Many find the crowded lecture hall to be an inevitable downside to attending a large research university such as Georgetown. In recent years, professors...

Social media have been abuzz all week with commentary on the federal government shutdown. With Facebook and Twitter feeds dominated by memes, one-liners...

For the first time ever, the McDonough School of Business was Georgetown’s most selective undergraduate school, accepting only 15.9 percent of its applicants...

Although thousands of students have spent thousands of dollars on meal plans for Leo O’Donovan Hall, the Georgetown dining service has taken to charging...

It goes without saying that students are entitled to their individual beliefs, religious or otherwise. But when student activities funds come from a common...

As Georgetown continues its push to become more tech savvy, the university should consider developing an online application to match. Although Georgetown...

Most Georgetown students hail from a handful of regions: northern New Jersey, central California, southern Maryland — the list goes on. Yet although...

There is a difference between confession and cowardice. At times, anonymity promotes honesty and openness. But in the case of the Facebook page Georgetown...

Called the civil rights issue of our time, the question of marriage rights for same-sex couples has been at the center of many heated public debates. And...

With Georgetown’s population hovering at 17,000 undergraduate and graduate students, the Georgetown Program Board’s task of finding an artist for the...