How far will the Hoyas get in your women's NCAA bracket?
Disability Employment Awareness Month 2009 comes to a close with two momentous pieces of legislation introduced by D.C. Council Chairman Vincent Gray and Chairman of the Human Services Committee Tommy Wells.
The Catholic University of America plans to install over 1,000 3-by-6 solar panels on four of its buildings beginning in mid-November. By 2010 the panels will meet about 1 percent of the university’s energy needs.
Anger is running high as D.C. public-school teachers and their supporters continue to protest layoffs of school personnel imposed by D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee last month.
D.C. Councilmember Mary Cheh (D-Ward 3) has introduced legislation that will protect squirrels, among other animals, from inhumane treatment.
An Indian government official called for education reform in India and the growth of an Indian university system in a speech last night in Copley Formal Lounge.
The ambassador to the United States from Bosnia and Herzegovina joined an American journalist Tuesday night in a panel to discuss extremism in southeast Europe.
District Department of Transportation officials announced plans to construct a $1.5 billion network of eight streetcar lines that will make the Metro more accessible for Georgetown residents.
Education and awareness are essential to the protection of human rights worldwide, Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) said on Monday night at a discussion in the Rafik B. Hariri Building organized by student groups.
The proverbial wind is blowing against the Georgetown men’s soccer team, and as Head Coach Brian Wiese sees it, one of two things will happen.
Attending a university like Georgetown is far from easy. The academics here are top-notch and you must work very hard to excel here.
