As I walked into the movie theater with my friend, I found myself surrounded by all sorts of people whispering and shouting in Lebanese; we were all sharing in that pre-movie excitement, and rumor had...

Elaine Ding (SFS ’15) sits in the Cawley Career Center surrounded by her peers, waiting for an information session to start. Similar to other Georgetown juniors, Ding is starting to consider her postgraduate...

Everyday around 5 p.m., my mother and I take a stroll to a local market half a mile away from our home in Yangon. Although there is a large supermarket chain just a street away, I prefer the small stands,...

One of the benefits of spending a summer in Southeast Asia is that there is a plethora of places close by to explore. While it would take four hours to travel from Georgetown to New York by car, trips...

  ADIYAMAN, TURKEY — As thousands in Istanbul clash with police, Georgetown students in both Turkey and Washington, D.C. have joined in protest against an intransigent Turkish government. Kaan Inan (SFS ’14),...

Each semester, University President John J. DeGioia sets an hour aside to talk to representatives of the campus media. The highlights from today's meeting include planned expansions to the university's...

Georgetown's goodwill tour of China was meant to be a chance for the university to establish relations with the People's Republic through its most prized athletic asset: the men's basketball team. The...

A mix of Russian, European and American professors and political figures evaluated the newly cemented Russia-U.S. friendship and its impact on Europe's political climate on Monday in the Intercultural...

Although the World Lacrosse Championships took place in Manchester, England, this year, the tournament still had its typical North American flavor, as the United States reclaimed the title from 2006 winners...