A minivan collided with a GUTS bus at approximately 1 p.m. on Tuesday as the bus attempted a U-turn into the university’s Canal Road entrance, sending two of the van’s passengers to the hospital.

Dana Abu Hilich (SFS ’09) remembers when she and her other classmates at the School of Foreign Service in Doha, Qatar used to gather together in one classroom — the only classroom on campus.

It wasn’t too long ago, either.

The campaign for congressional representation for the District of Columbia is moving to a new beat, thanks to a local rapper.

Maryland-based musician Joe Da Vessel has joined local advocacy group DC Vote to produce “Demand the Vote,” a four-minute go-go beat rap to increase awareness about the fight for representation for the District, particularly among young voters.

Georgetown professors may soon see the end of the over-capacity warnings from Georgetown’s e-mail server. Students, however, are not so lucky.

By Nov. 3, faculty and staff at Georgetown can expect to see major improvements in their e-mail accounts, but student accounts will not be changed or updated.

On Wednesday evening the Senate passed H.R. 2095, the Federal Rail Safety Improvement Act of 2008, which authorizes $1.5 billion of federal funding for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority to improve deteriorating infrastructure.

After almost a year of inactivity, The Georgetown Progressive, an online publication focused on liberal issues that hosts blog postings on current issues from members of student causes, is back and running with new content and an updated look.

Property Damage, Southwest Quad, 9:00 a.m.
The complainant reported that his personal vehicle was damaged while parked on campus.

Theft, O’Donovan Dining Hall, 2:13 p.m.
The complainant reported the theft of her book bag. The bag contained several text books and other personal items belonging to her.

Thursday, Sept. 25

Burglary, Village A, 5:20 a.m.