Articles by Adam Kemal

There are things that we can do about improving student life at Georgetown. In any case, it’s the mundane that matters most.

True bipartisanship is often displayed in legislation that mundanely and routinely affects the lives of all citizens. In 1984, when ...

If you’ve ever had an 8:50 a.m. class on a Friday, you probably know what it’s ...

The past few months have tarnished America’s image as the world’s leading economic power. After the demoralizing last ...

NATO’s bombing of Serbia in 1999 was the first political event I lived through and thought I understood. I ...

A quick glance at the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan and in Pakistan’s border territories will tell you that no ...

I wouldn’t normally count myself among those who glean life lessons from glitzy Broadway musicals, but then I heard ...

Since Barack Obama was elected, I’ve observed a phenomenon that appears maybe once every 25 years, and even less ...

I’ve had many opportunities over this past year to reflect on Georgetown, both as a community and as an ...

Every Georgetown student has seen Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s quote in the ICC Galleria. “The Age of Nations,” the ...