Black Movements Dance Theatre (BMDT) was established in 1981 by a group of black women who realized the need to bring a larger voice of black history to Georgetown University. The founders created...

Maria Chamorro (COL '12) is a government and theology double major, currently invovled with spreading the word about the values and contributions of Jesuits. As co-chair of this year's Jesuit Heritage...

Vivacious. Awe-inspiring. Grotesque. Improper. Novel. Awkward. "The Vagina Monologues" has been called many things. People love it. People hate it. People don't even know about it. As a result of the title's...

As Wadhah Al Shugaa (SFS '12) walks across the campus of the School of Foreign Service in Qatar, where he is currently studying abroad, all he hears — from the classroom to the souq— is talk of...

I am compact disc kid. I've long heard my parents' generation regale us children about the music they grew up with. My baby-boomer parents navigated their way through vinyl, LPs, 8-track  tapes and...

Romantic relationships are confusing, exciting, overwhelming, exhilarating and oftentimes frustrating. Most of all, however, they're necessary. Let's be real: We all know this on some level, either from...

People love labels that break from the past: the New Deal, the New South, the next big thing, post-rock, post-modernism, post-everything. And music critics — myself included — are maybe the worst...

Normally, the student body president can be found in the Georgetown University Student Association office. But this past November, Georgetown's student body president and those of 14 other universities...

People love labels that break from the past: the New Deal, the New South, the next big thing, post-rock, post-modernism, post-everything. And music critics — myself included — are maybe the worst...

The new year not only brings many opportunities to realize that you wrote the date incorrectly at the top of your notebook, but also ushers in a fresh batch of television shows for the coming spring season....

Even with races still left to be decided, last Tuesday's elections are already being considered to be of great historical significance. I agree. Yes, these elections mark the largest gain of House seats...

The silver lining of President Obama's midterm "shellacking" may well be an improvement in political cooperation, as former President Jimmy Carter cautiously predicted in an interview with comedian Bill...