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Bicycling Moves Adventures Beyond the Front Gates

By Erin Hickok November 14, 2014

Mobility is a luxury. As midterms finally begin to wane and I find myself with enough time to wander off campus, this has again become achingly clear. Without a nearby metro stop or access to a car, transportation...

There’s More to DC Than the Postcard View

By Erin Hickok October 31, 2014

There’s nothing quite like a walk to the monuments at night. A slow stroll down the waterfront just as the sun is setting is a perfect way to welcome the weekend, unwind after a day in Lau, or simply...

As Halloween Creeps Closer, Find DC’s Haunts

By Erin Hickok October 17, 2014

Georgetown does Halloween well. So it should — we have a serious reputation to uphold after the 1973 release of William Friedkin’s cult horror film “The Exorcist.” The movie’s chilling score,...

Scenic Trails Provide Opportunity for Escape

By Erin Hickok October 3, 2014

I’ll be the first to admit that running isn’t as fun as it is often claimed to be. Many Lululemon-clad Hoyas would be all too happy to argue that point as they lace up their neon sneakers and set out...

Caffeine and Cramming: Off-Campus Study Spots

By Erin Hickok September 19, 2014

We’ve all heard it before. It’s a common piece of Georgetown advice: break the bubble. Although we live in one of the most interesting, important and approachable cities in the nation, it’s all...

The Case for Basil

By Erin Hickok September 5, 2014

Caprese. Margherita pizza. Pesto. Nearly every living, breathing, sentient human being I know has had a little Italian love affair with at least one of these dishes. These are also easy to make in a dorm...

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