Articles by Oluseyi Fasoranti

As Georgetown students begin to embark on trips along the Northeast Corridor for spring break, those opting to travel on Amtrak’s Acela Express have a new user-friendly feature at their disposal: Wi-Fi Internet service on their laptops.

Jesuit Heritage Week, a series of events dedicated to celebrating Georgetown’s Jesuit identity, officially kicked off this Sunday with a liturgy held in Dahlgren Chapel.

As students return to the Georgetown campus for the spring semester, they will be forced to search for an extra nickel at the cash register to accommodate a new tax on disposable bags in the District.

The Smithsonian National Zoological Park announced the death of two arapaima fish in a press release Monday. The arapaima had lived in the zoo’s Amazonia exhibit for 16 years, arriving in 1993.

Seven teams faced off on Saturday in the third-annual Charity Dodgeball Tournament, hosted by Hoyas Global Initiative, to support Kiva, a microfinance organization that supports economic development in developing countries.

Ahmed Fathi Sorour, the president of the Egyptian People’s Assembly, spoke about the importance of democracy in ensuring human rights on Wednesday in the Intercultural Center.

Gallaudet University, a prominent U.S. liberal arts college for the deaf and hard of hearing, announced the appointment of ...

Jeff Reid has been named director of entrepreneurial studies in the McDonough School of Business. Reid will also lead the development of the MSB’s Real Estate Initiative.

A car crashed into the Whole Foods Market store in Georgetown on Thursday, causing a part of the store to collapse. The damages were not severe.

Taxi riders in the D.C. area can now pay fares using credit card machines installed in the backseats of some taxi cabs. Barwood Taxi is the first to offer the machines in the District.