Articles by Brian Burke

Reported crime on campus rose last year for the first time since 2004 and alcohol violations more than doubled, according to the Department of Public Safety’s annual crime report released Thursday. A total of 257 crimes were reported to DPS in 2008, an increase of 6.6 percent from 2007.

O’Donovan Hall and Epicurean and Company were cited for critical violations of D.C. health regulations in August, contrary to statements made by representatives of the two establishments last month.

The College Readership Program, which provided free copies of The New York Times, The Washington Post and USA Today on campus for the past three semesters, has been suspended due to lack of funding.

Months after District inspectors identified multiple critical health violations in on-campus restaurants, the establishments were given clean bills of health in another round of inspections last month, according to representatives of the restaurants.

A police officers’ union has filed complaints with the National Labor Relations Board regarding the university’s handling of a ...

UPDATED: 8:32 p.m., April 27, 2009

A student was charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly forcing his way ...

There have been at least eight instances of offensive graffiti or defacement of statues on and around campus in the ...

A freshman was allegedly threatened last week by a suspect with a knife in his room and later received a ...

Georgetown’s Office of Student Housing mistakenly categorized several freshmen as juniors in university records, an error which, when corrected ...

A Georgetown group investigating the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl has recently filed suit against several government ...