Articles by Lenard Babus

Georgetown University and the World Bank have joined forces to aid Haiti by providing the Haitian government with high-quality satellite and aerial geographical data. The information will allow the government to quickly assess damage and better plan for rebuilding, according to a university press release.

A new online service to be released this August by publishing giant MacMillan will provide professors with unprecedented control over textbook content for their classes.

A renewed push by students for the reintroduction of regular celebrations of the Tridentine Mass, or a traditional Mass conducted in Latin, will provide the Georgetown community with a new option for Roman Catholic worship on campus.

A member of the D.C. Council and Georgetown alumnus is poised to introduce a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in the city, a move that could further intensify debate of the issue across the country.

The university’s Office of Transportation Management tested a new route for the Dupont GUTS bus last week, which bypasses ...

Fearful residents along the mid-Atlantic coast called local authorities on Sunday night after witnessing a giant fireball light up the ...

When Joseph Combs’ (COL ’10) iPod was stolen at a party, he did not wait for the police to take ...

Glass bottle milk delivery to local homes seems like a quaint, antiquated practice associated with an older generation. Recently, however ...

As a result of the U.S. Senate’s decision to pass the D.C. Voting Rights Act, the District ...

At the Advisory Neighborhood Council 2E (ANC 2E) meeting last night, both Apple Inc. and The North Face went before ...