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Waterfront Revamp Moves Forward

By Kelly Church August 31, 2012

Washington Harbour’s central water fountain will be retrofitted to feature a 12,000-square-foot ice rink in November as part of a $20 million renovation to the waterfront area that began this spring. The...

DelMonaco to Step Down

By Sarah Kaplan June 4, 2012

Rocco DelMonaco, vice president for university safety and chief of the Department of Public Safety, informed the university that he will be stepping down from his position at Georgetown on June 30. According...

The Fourth Summer Edition, 2012

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy May 30, 2012

Aloha! After a brief vacation, 4E has returned for the summer months. We got a little sunburned, packed up the boogie boards and finished off one last piña colada, and we're back baby. Summer 2012...

Mayor Proposes $9.4 Billion Budget

By Sarah Kaplan March 27, 2012

D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray unrolled a $9.4 billion budget proposal for the fiscal year 2013 that contains no new taxes or fees but includes spending cuts and several initiatives to increase revenue. The...

Things to Do While Staying on Campus for Spring Break

By Elaine Li and Elaine Li March 2, 2012

Besides catching up on homework and (for you overachievers) getting ahead in classes, spring break is what it is – a break! For some, that means a one week cruise in the Bahamas. For others, it’s going...

D.C. Streetcars Strike Back

By Elaine Li and Elaine Li February 21, 2012

Ever wondered what went down in the Car Barn before Georgetown professors and students began making use of it? Well, the next time you’re sitting in class, minutes away from dozing off, think about...

Occupy Movement Comes to DC

By Anna Salinas October 7, 2011

About 20 Occupy DC protesters camped out in McPherson Square this week to take a stand against national political leadership. The protests are an offshoot of Occupy Together, a loosely organized movement...

Police Board, Cyclists Seek Bike Law Reform

By Shilpa Chandran October 7, 2011

In an effort to support the District's bikers, the D.C. Police Complaints Board put forward recommendations last Thursday aimed at improving the Metropolitan Police Department's bicycle-law enforcement. According...

Former Law Student Runs for DC Council

By Tyler Sanborn September 20, 2011

Former Georgetown Law student David Grosso (L '01) launched his campaign for a D.C. Council At-Large seat Saturday, running on a platform of reduced spending and increased attention to the District's political...

ACLU Plans to Sue Metro Over Random Bag Searches

By Sarah Kaplan March 22, 2011

Local chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union launched a campaign against the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's random bag search policy last month and are now considering a legal...

Gray Proposes Removal of Taxi Fare Cap

By Anne Skomba March 4, 2011

Traveling around the District may soon become more expensive, after Mayor Vincent Gray proposed the repeal of the $19 price ceiling on D.C. taxi rides last month. Taxicab Commission Chairman Leon Swain...

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