Articles by Caitlin McDevitt

Illuminated by the orange glow of a fire, Fr. Timothy Godfrey, S.J., stood at the head of the Easter ...

Although wireless Internet upgrades at Lauinger Library were expected to take effect by the spring semester, the installation of the ...

Henry Hyde (C ’47), a 16-term Congressman and former Georgetown basketball player, died Thursday in Chicago, his hometown, at the ...

University President John J. DeGioia described the responsibility of global universities like Georgetown to foster peace and security in the ...

The School of Nursing and Health Studies is beginning to soar in southern Africa.

After receiving $300,000 in auxiliary ...

A child soldier-turned-rap star described how a childhood of flight and near-cannibalism in Sudan led him to become one of ...

Tucked on a side street in the heart of Madrid’s bustling Sol district, Dubliner’s pub offers a unique ...

Chances are, if sophomore Andrew Bumbalough isn’t wearing his running shoes and running circles around the competition, he’s ...

Mario Vargas Llosa has played many roles in his life — novelist, essayist, politician — but he’s always had a story ...

Joseph Cofrancesco (COL ’07) could be making some extra spending money flipping burgers at any fast-food restaurant in town. Instead ...