Sivagami Subbaraman has come to Georgetown from the University of Maryland to be the first director of the newly opened LGBTQ Resource Center on campus. Subbaraman understands that the LGBTQ community is as diverse and complex as our larger community and is eager to lead the new resource center in creating a place of dialogue and understanding on Georgetown’s campus.

Introducing Spanish charm and flavor to Georgetown, Bodega is the new tapas restaurant that opened on M Street in May. Ryan Wolfe, its manager and a veteran of the restaurant business, is confident that Bodega will become a significant part of the local culinary landscape.

Shining the light on Jewish culture at a predominantly Catholic university is no small task. But for Jewish Students Association President Jill Herskovits (MSB ’08), it’s part of the job. This holiday season, Herskovits is helping bring Hanukkah to the Georgetown community. After an incident of vandalism and two years of down-played events, the JSA is bringing the Festival of

Winter is usually a time for settling into the dorms for early nights and some schoolwork. But for Brittany Sonnichsen (COL ’08), it’s show time.

Basketball season has finally arrived and many students, including Raymond Borgone (MSB ’08), couldn’t be more excited.

Barton Seaver is hooked on Georgetown.

Fr. Christopher Steck, S.J., wears many hats here at Georgetown.

James Heffelfinger (COL ’10) knows how to charm a crowd with his voice alone, and tonight he’ll have that chance. As a member of the co-ed a capella group the Phantoms, Heffelfinger will perform with the group on campus Saturday, Nov. 3 and 10, as part of the District of Columbia a Capella Festival (DCAF), which features Georgetown singing talent and top-notch a capella groups

In the midst of exams, work and stress, most Georgetown students need a break. Christine Gallagher (COL ’08) is a firm believer in the power of retreats, and her Georgetown experience has been shaped by the retreats she has attended and led. This weekend she will be a leader on the first of three Agape retreats this year at the Wellspring Conference Center in Germantown,

Georgetown Entertainment and Media Alliance’s primary goal is to connect interested students to the industry through a wide network of alumni, with GEMA DC becoming the latest alumni network after GEMA LA and GEMA NY. This week, The Guide talks with three Georgetown graduates featured in Wednesday’s GEMA’s panel discussion— Tricia Primrose Wallace (SFS ’86),