By connecting international classrooms through modern technology, the student-led One World Youth Project aims to cultivate global thinking on and off the Hilltop. Founded by Jess Rimington (SFS '09),...

The recent addition of five Kindle e-readers to Lauinger Library may have campus bibliophiles buzzing over a new chapter in education, but not every volume listed on the syllabus may be available in...

The recent addition of five Kindle e-readers to Lauinger Library may have campus bibliophiles buzzing over a new chapter in education, but not every volume listed on the syllabus may be available in...

Today's young adults find themselves in a unique position. With the Internet, media and new communications technology, the world doesn't just connect faster, it also moves faster. We are not only the catalysts...

I am far from being financially savvy, but if there are two things I've learned from my Fundamentals of Finance class, they are 1) always think about what can go wrong and 2) always listen to Warren Buffett. So...

Readers will now be able to peruse D.C.'s most widely read newspaper on the go, as The Washington Post released an iPad application on Nov. 8, the latest in a trend of national newspapers making the jump...

Let me be blunt: I am getting a little sick of technology. No, I am not a neo-Luddite: I do not want to smash all the iPods on campus with my massive microeconomics textbook. I admit that I am quite...

Every semester, Georgetown language students dish out $70 in lab fees, but many have never seen the inside of the lab room. In an era of continuously emerging technologies, the language lab could...

The Office of International Programs moved a few blocks to the Car Barn this summer, expanding the office space available to students eager to consult with the department's staff on study abroad options. On...

A recent study shows that students are finding it increasingly difficult to distance themselves from the extensive reach of social media as technology continues to develop in the Information Age, making...

Georgetown classes have recently become click-happy. The iClicker - a device that made its Hilltop premiere in large science and math lectures - is now being used in classes from a variety of departments,...