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Face Our History

Face Our History

By The Editorial Board September 1, 2015

The university’s decision to retain the name of Mulledy Hall, one of two buildings that constitute the new Spirit of Georgetown Residential Academy, is both tone-deaf and offensive. Although University...

Jesuit Center to Shut Doors After 40 Years

By Molly DePippo February 22, 2013

The Woodstock Theological Center will close June 30 after serving as a home for Jesuit-informed research and reflection at Georgetown since 1973. Woodstock Center Director Fr. Gasper LoBiondo, S.J.,...

H2OYAS Pushes for Clean Water

By Hiromi Oka September 21, 2012

A Catholic studies seminar that began last year is making waves in an effort to provide clean drinking water in Africa. Taught by Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., the seminar, “Kenya: Clean Water Project,”...

First Black Undergraduate Dies

By Elizabeth Garbitelli March 28, 2012

Samuel Halsey Jr. (SFS ’53), who died last month at the age of 87, left behind three siblings, four children and more than a dozen grandchildren and great-grandchildren. But he also left an enduring...

ROGERS: A Papacy Divinely Guided

By Fr. Patrick Rogers, S.J. February 22, 2012

Like many of you, I awoke last Monday to astonishing news: Benedict the XVI was going to resign his papacy. It has been over a week since that news shook the world and still the questions keep coming at...

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