Articles by Kaitlyn Gallagher

Updated at 9:11 p.m. on Oct. 15.

While the bells in Healy Hall’s clock tower tolled at 6 p.m. last Wednesday, about 60 members of the Georgetown community bowed their heads in silence in Dahlgren Chapel to honor the memory of Arielle DaCosta (COL ’11), who died last week in Salamanca, Spain.

Last summer, Francesca Hemsey (MSB ’11) awoke every morning excited for another day in L’Aquila, Italy. Touring the piazzas ...

United States Secretary of Education Arne Duncan held a conference call Wednesday with reporters from across the nation to discuss ...

Novelist John Grisham visited the Georgetown University Law Center yesterday to speak in Hart Auditorium about his new book, “The ...

GUSA met Wednesday night to review the Student Commission for Unity’s recommendations to expand diversity and understanding on campus ...

Advisory support for students who study abroad is always an important aspect of a student's experience. This past fall ...

Last Friday, students, faculty and staff came together in the Riggs Library to reminisce about Martin Luther King Jr.’s ...

Jenny Faenza (COL ’11) kept herself busy around campus between her job at Midnight MUG, singing in church services on ...

Across the many different countries in which Georgetown students choose to study abroad, there are great differences in the cost ...

After weeks of door-to-door canvassing, tabling in Red Square and calling undecided voters through phone banks, the campaign efforts of ...