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Representatives of Georgetown University and Washington, D.C. neighbors presented oral arguments to the D.C. Circuit Court in a lawsuit over noisy flight patters out of Reagan National Airport.

University, Neighbors Deliver Oral Arguments in Aircraft Noise Lawsuit

By Grey Rosenzweig January 16, 2018

Members of the D.C. Fair Skies Coalition, including Georgetown community members, argued at the D.C. Circuit Court on Thursday against flight routes out of Reagan National Airport that have led to increased...

Protecting our Potomac

By Lauren Gros January 29, 2015

Every morning, I — like so many other Georgetown students — gaze upon the Potomac River. Its beauty never ceases to amaze me. It is impossible not to look upon its great waters and not feel a sense...

HFSC Opens; Pub, Hilltoss Under Construction

HFSC Opens; Pub, Hilltoss Under Construction

By Ian Tice September 5, 2014

The Healey Family Student Center, located below the New South Residence Hall, opens today after years of planning and months of construction. The university is celebrating the inauguration with...

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CREW | Youth Indicates Bright Future

By Matt Raab March 28, 2014

After a strange fall season that saw the closure of their boathouse because of the government shutdown and a winter hiatus, Georgetown’s men’s and women’s crew teams have taken to the water for...

Off-Campus Study Spotlight

Off-Campus Study Spotlight

By Shannon Walsh and Shannon Walsh September 10, 2013

While we do attend a particularly beautiful university that bears an eerie, yet exciting resemblance to Harry Potter’s magical wonderland of a school, life on the Hilltop can become overwhelming scarily...

GU May Get Boathouse on Potomac

By Beth Garbitelli December 14, 2011

The National Park Service will begin considering the construction of a non-motorized boathouse on the Potomac River to serve the Georgetown and The George Washington University communities, representatives...

Flood Victims Claim Negligence

By Sarah Kaplan April 27, 2011

As cleanup from last week's flooding at Washington Harbour continues, a D.C. law firm is filing a $5 million class-action lawsuit against the property's manager, MRP Realty, on behalf of those affected...

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