Welcome back to the Hilltop, Hoyas! (Is it too late to say that now that it's fall? Sorry, I'm not sorry.) We 4E-ers know that you have missed the D.C. Travel Companion more than an oreo Wisey's cookie...
As Hoyas, we try to break the bubble as much possible, which means that we'll likely take a trip on the metro at some point. You'll probably meet an interesting array of people so here's a catalog of these...
The GUSA senate unanimously passed a resolution Sunday night that called for extending the Rosslyn, Wisconsin Avenue and Dupont Circle Metro Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle weekend bus schedules.
The...
Construction on the Silver Line of the Washington Metro, which is designed to extend to Dulles International Airport, is proceeding despite concerns about the possible settling of soil in and around areas...
Earlier today, we showed you how to get to Union Station and Reagan National Airport in preparation for spring break at the end of this week!
By popular demand, here is a guide to getting to Dulles...
Travelling to President Barack Obama’s second inauguration on Monday, most commuters arrived at Capitol Hill without a hitch. The journey home, however, was a different story. Long lines, inactive escalators...
An amendment to D.C. law went into effect Tuesday, placing harsher restrictions on disruptive noise and marking a major shift in the Metropolitan Police Department's ability to crack down on gatherings...
After months of delay, every Metrorail station is now equipped with vending machines for SmarTrip cards.
According to a June press release from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, vending...
Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc along the Atlantic coast Monday, killing at least 80 and leaving millions without power, but the Washington metropolitan area escaped largely unscathed.
Although D.C....
All Georgetown campuses in the D.C. metropolitan area have been closed Monday and Tuesday as the city readies itself for the worst of Hurricane Sandy.
The university issued a shelter-in-place warning...
Though wireless cell phone service was supposed to be available to riders in all parts of the D.C. Metro by Oct. 15, the project may not be completed for another three years.
The Washington Metropolitan...
A slew of advertisements that are being displayed in Metro stations have caused much public turmoil. Sponsored by the pro-Israel American Freedom Defense Initiative, the ads read: “In any war between...
