The countdown to Aug. 6 continues as beloved “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart concludes the final shows of his 16-year run. Americans begin to ask themselves: what will we do without him?
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It’s early April and over a year and a half away from the next presidential election, but already, the announcements for campaigns and candidates are rolling in.
With Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and Hillary...
Last Tuesday, three North Carolina students were shot dead. I learned of this news, as many of you likely did, through social media. I went in pursuit of more information about this #ChapelHillShooting,...
Ask anyone over the age of 40, and he or she will likely say that the last great American broadcast journalist was Walter Cronkite.
From 1937 until 1981, Cronkite reported on many important events in...
"EBOLA MAY BE IN D.C. WEAR A FACE MASK AND DON’T SHARE DRINKS!" read one text I got last week from a good friend of mine.The actual text had about eight more exclamation points, but I have confidence...
With the 837th pick of the 2014 Major League Baseball Draft, the San Diego Padres selected Johnny Manziel. Although Manziel — a football player, a Heisman trophy winner and NFL quarterback — has...
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Most White House action movies stretch the boundaries of reason, sacrificing the plausibility of a White House takeover for entertainment value. But Roland Emmerich’snewest doomsday...
What do the mysterious death of a soldier in Iraq, the death of a teen in Florida, the controversy surrounding a class at Georgetown last fall, the war on drugs and voter ID laws all have in common?
The...
Though students often bemoan Georgetown's patchy wireless Internet, Georgetown is making strides to keep pace with today's online trends — and it has been rewarded.
StudentAdvisor.com recently placed...
An all-star panel of D.C. media elite dissected the pace and direction of news and media in front of a group of about 40 students last night in Copley Formal Lounge.
As the political field evolves,...
The attempt to make sense of the deaths of six innocent people and the injury of 13 others last weekend in Arizona has led to an unnecessary and harmful blame game. After the attempted assassination of...
Sports media - like everything else in life - is constantly changing. Not too long ago, perhaps some 60 or 70 years ago, all of our sports information came from newspaper accounts. Then came the advent...
