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Vittles Robbed of Cigarettes

By Hiromi Oka January 24, 2012

Fifty cartons of cigarettes were stolen from Vital Vittles at 3:37 p.m. Monday, according to the Department of Public Safety. The incident was the fourth in a string of robberies at the on-campus convenience...

SAFE Proposals 101

By Mariah Byrne January 24, 2012

Voting opened yesterday on the referendum for the three proposals on how to spend the $3.4 million generated from the Student Activities Fee Endowment reform. In December 2010, the student body voted to...

Student Connections Foster International Education

By Annie Chen January 24, 2012

As it has grown over the past semester, The One World Youth Project, has continued to innovate as its volunteers increasingly innovate in the classroom. The program, a nonprofit founded by Georgetown...

SAFE Referendum Reaches Vote Threshold

By Sam Rodman January 24, 2012

The three proposals for spending the $3.4 million allocated by the Student Activities Fee Endowment reform each reached their 2,000 vote threshold on the first day of a three-day referendum. Though...

New GUASFCU CEO to Start March 1

By Emma Hinchliffe January 24, 2012

Nikhil Lakhanpal (MSB '13) was chosen as the next CEO of the Georgetown University Alumni and Student Federal Credit Union on Jan. 15. Lakhanpal has been a GUASFCU intern since the fall of 2009,...

1634 Society Paves Way for Philanthropy

By Sam Rodman January 24, 2012

The 1634 Society, a fledgling organization focused on bolstering undergraduate-alumni relations, has proved itself as an important resource to the university in its few months of existence. The organization,...

Applicants More Diverse, Dispersed in Record-Setting Year

By Braden McDonald January 24, 2012

This year's prospective freshman class set a record with 20,050 applications to the university's class of 2016. But they also set a record in diversity, as the numbers of African-American, Asian-American,...

Weekend Unifies Pro-Life Groups

By Hiromi Oka January 24, 2012

Pro-life activists from across the country gathered on campus this weekend for the the 13th annual Cardinal O'Connor Conference on Life, the largest student-run conference of its kind. Kevin Sullivan...

Club Eases Transitions for International MSB Students

By Matthew Strauss January 24, 2012

A new organization created by a group of upperclassmen in the McDonough School of Business is aiming to pave the way for a growing international student presence in the MSB. The McDonough Global Student...

“Full Court Press” Ups Its Political Game

By Margaret Viator January 24, 2012

Now in its second semester, Georgetown University Television political talk show "Full Court Press" returns to the air with an aim to provide a distinct political voice for the university community. Coerte Voorhees...

GU Spared as NIH Cuts Threaten Research

By Hiromi Oka January 24, 2012

A reduced salary cap for university researchers who receive National Institute of Health grants is expected to dramatically affect research programs at universities nationwide, though it will likely have...

Meth Found in LXR

By Sarah Kaplan January 24, 2012

The Department of Public Safety uncovered a substance containing methamphetamine in an LXR dorm room early Thursday morning. According to a report in the DPS crime blotter, officers noticed a smell...

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