Articles by Elizabeth Rowe

Members of the university community gathered at a rally and vigil to recognize sexual assault victims on White Gravenor Patio Friday night, marking the conclusion of Take Back the Night Week.

As early as Nov. 20, Washington residents will have a new discount bus service to choose when traveling to Philadelphia, Boston or Wilmington, Del.

At the beginning of the spring 2010 pre-registration period, which began Monday, nearly 200 undergraduate courses — almost one in every five courses — lacked descriptions and syllabuses on the registrar’s Web site.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-Calif.) was awarded the Dean’s Medal by McDonough School of Business Dean George Daly last night in the MSB’s new home.

More than 20,000 runners crossed the start line of the 34th annual Marine Corps Marathon on Sunday morning, running a route that brought competitors within a few blocks of campus.

STAND: A Student Anti-Genocide Coalition raised over $1,100 this week to fight genocide taking place in Darfur, a western region of Sudan.

Tensions between the Student Activities Commission and student organizations are nothing new. This year, however, the Georgetown University Student Association is doing something about it.

Seven months after emerging victorious from a messy election, the chief executives of GUSA have fulfilled a number of their campaign objectives.

As the economy begins to show signs of recovery, student investment groups at Georgetown have continued to do well despite last year’s recession.

The U.S. Senate approved $150 million in funding to the D.C. Metro system as part of the 2010 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations bill on Sept. 17.