Category: Facilities

On March 26, the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company will receive Craftsmanship Awards for its work on the Rafik B. Hariri Building from the Washington Building Congress.

Two years after the originally anticipated completion date of the university’s new retreat center in the Blue Ridge Mountains of northern Virginia, plans to begin construction remain at a standstill.

The Corp’s proposal to open a new café location in the Davis Performing Arts Center remains in the planning stages despite previous projections that the café would open in early 2010.

On Wednesday evening, University Information Services and InterHall held a town hall meeting at which students and university officials discussed plans to install wireless infrastructure in residence halls on campus.

Georgetown students may have seen the Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle buses’ new paint job, but what students may not know is that the buses are now reducing the university’s carbon footprint by using an environmentally friendly biodiesel blend fuel.

After construction of the planned science center was halted amid the recession, the university has been given the green light to resume construction this semester as a result of a $6.9 million grant from the National Institutes of Standards and Technology.

Walsh Building and Village C East and West Halls have been experiencing uncomfortably extreme temperatures due to physical limitations in their heating and cooling systems.

Most days, when students walk into O’Donovan Hall, they greet Altragracia Sanchez, Leo’s well-known employee, with a smile ...

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

The District of Columbia Zoning Commission unanimously approved last night university plans for three university construction projects.

The Commission gave ...