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Rush: Better Than Club Admissions

By Craig Levites February 2, 2016

In September, as my managing editor and I read through The Heckler applications one final time, two things occurred to me. First, this school is funny. So funny, in fact, that you would not guess how good-looking...

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Students in NASA’s Student Launch Rocketry Competition watch a rocket take off in Tooele County, Utah during the 2013-2014 contest. Georgetown’s new rocketry team hopes to compete in this year’s competition.

Students Launch Rocketry Team

By Lucy Prout September 18, 2015

When Eric DeShields’ (MSB ’18) plans for a Georgetown solar go-kart racing club did not quite pan out, he decided to settle for the next best thing: a rocketry club. The Georgetown Rocketry Team...

Barcelona Never Sleeps

Barcelona Never Sleeps

By Andrew Minkovitz June 29, 2015

The city that never sleeps. Usually that distinction goes to New York City, known as the Big Apple, the World’s Capital, and arguably the greatest city in the world. However, after being in Barcelona...

Institutionalized Hookups

By Shea Crowley March 27, 2015

At colleges and universities across the country, the social scene revolves around sororities and fraternities. Yet on a campus like Georgetown where only a handful of Greek chapters exists, the dominant...

What To Do Now That Basketball Season Is (Almost) Over

What To Do Now That Basketball Season Is (Almost) Over

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia March 1, 2015

After an embarrassing loss to St. John’s, Georgetown basketball has only two games left in the regular season. For you fanatics who have relished the weekly trips to the Verizon Center and illegally...

Gather Around the Table: Georgetown Food Clubs

Gather Around the Table: Georgetown Food Clubs

By Drew Applebaum and Drew Applebaum February 23, 2015

Few things bring people together quite like a good meal. Georgetown is a prime example of this. Leo's is filled with groups of friends trying to enjoy whatever happens to be served up that day, or suffering...

Show Me the Money

By The Editorial Board October 10, 2014

Everyone knows — and complains — that campus is covered in construction. Along with these physical updates, the university has more quietly instituted changes to technology — most notably, updates...

GMS Causes Problems for Clubs

By Kristen Fedor October 7, 2014

Student clubs have had difficulty accessing and managing their finances due to glitches in the Georgetown Management System since a June update to the cloud-based site. Problems have also stemmed from...

Through Campus Groups, Diversity is Celebrated

By Eng Gin Moe April 11, 2014

I have always been used to diversity and difference. In Myanmar, I attended an international school where my classmates were the children of foreign diplomats from all over the world. I attended high school...

Consulting Conscious, GGMI Looks Globally

By Molly Simio March 28, 2014

The Georgetown Global Microfinance Initiative, founded in December 2013, is working to expand its global reach and its on-campus presence by advising and improving microfinance initiatives that already...

Clubs for Grad Students, Too

By Jennifer Ding September 27, 2013

When Georgetown’s Ultimate’s Catholic Justice Team faces off in tournaments, opponents are likely unaware that among the freshmen stands doctoral candidate Danton Noriega-Goodwin. Noriega-Goodwin,...

Social Life a Must for Clubs

By The Editorial Board September 6, 2013

As club recruitment winds down this week, student leaders should take care to expand their focus from attracting new members to retaining those they already have. Most underclassmen looking to get involved...

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