Fr. Ryan Maher, S.J., an associate dean in the College from 2001 to 2012, taught me about a particular mission of Jesuit education. In his role as a dean, he didn’t color inside the lines or stick to...
Although Elliot Rodger's “revenge against humanity” has been discussed for weeks now, a recent article in Time has kept the memory fresh in my mind. The first sentence of Kate Pickert's “A Murderous...
If you're anything like me, you've probably had about 13 conversations today that have gone like this. It begins with an awkward hug, and then:
Person 1: Hey! How was your break?
Person 2: Good! How was...
Most seniors dread the nail-biting job interview process that comes with leaving the Hilltop, but two Georgetown grads are at least trying to make the ordeal a little less nerve-racking.
Launched by...
There are some things about watching sports on television that raise random questions. And I don't have the answers to any of them.
They can be about the sport or sporting event itself, they can be...
