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Abunai Food

Eclectic Food Culture Entices Diners Across the District

By Maddie Finn and Allan Navarro November 16, 2018

Food served out of a truck. Bottomless mimosas before noon. Innovative ethnic cuisine. Kitchens bursting with creativity. These scenarios describe not a culinary utopia but rather the food scene of...

ESTES: Building a Better City

ESTES: Building a Better City

By Hunter Estes April 7, 2017

Washington, D.C., has been my home for more than just my time at Georgetown. I moved here when I was 12, after my dad was transferred to the Pentagon, and I have loved this city ever since. Having lived...

How to Concert Successfully: A Guide to Concert Etiquette

How to Concert Successfully: A Guide to Concert Etiquette

By Meg Lizza and Meg Lizza October 27, 2014

We here at 4E are constantly trying out fun activities that take us off campus and a good concert is no exception. For those of you who frequent concerts or music festival venues, you can probably relate...

A Semester Abroad, but Still in the Bubble

By Fiona Meagher September 20, 2013

When people talk about the “Georgetown bubble,” I doubt they’re referring to the traditional Irish pubs or monuments mentioned in the works of James Joyce. But so far in my semester abroad here in...

DIRAGO: Engaging DC Beyond the Bubble

By Nicholas Dirago September 17, 2013

We all know about the “Georgetown bubble,” that invisible border in Northwest Washington, D.C., that keeps many students comfortably cloistered on campus. A lot of lip service is paid on campus to...

Surviving Senior Week (If You Arent Actually a Senior)

Surviving Senior Week (If You Aren’t Actually a Senior)

By Pat Curran and Pat Curran May 13, 2013

So, you’re still here. Finals are over. Most of your friends have moved out. Your room is a shadow of its former self, your Pulp Fiction/Animal House/Bob Marley posters and big-screen TV packed away...

Reimagining Georgetown, One Idea at a Time

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy October 10, 2012

Georgetown is all about traditions. It's about hearing Bill Clinton speak in Gaston Hall, then coming back the next day to see your roommate's a cappella group perform. It's about John Carroll's lap,...

Opening the Front Gates

By The Editorial Board March 29, 2012

D.C. has the potential to be a great college town — but for that to happen, Georgetown can’t isolate itself as a city on a hill. In order to reap the benefits of our proximity to other universities,...

Contest Winners Reimagine the Hilltop

By Kelly Church November 29, 2010

Two pairs of Georgetown students will be given the chance to enhance life on the Hilltop this year, winning $3,000 each for the concepts they proposed to Reimagine Georgetown. The Reimagine Georgetown...

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