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Georgetown Cabaret 2012: Photos

By Online Editor February 15, 2012

Created with flickr slideshow.

GUSA Presidential Candidates Square Off

By Sam Rodman February 14, 2012

The seven candidates vying for the GUSA presidency strived to set their platforms apart in this year's crowded field at a debate Sunday night. The candidates' opening statements in the Leavey Program...

SCS Sets Details for Expansion

By Omika Jikaria February 14, 2012

The university is seeking a site in downtown D.C. to become a new home for its School of Continuing Studies, according to the university's latest financial plan. "The new location is needed to consolidate...

Frustration Persists in Wake of Zoning Delay

By Braden McDonald February 14, 2012

After the D.C. Zoning Commission announced a third deferral of its ruling on the university's 2010 Campus Plan Thursday, representatives of both the neighborhood and university voiced exasperation at the...

Running Builds Fast Friendships

By Alex Styer February 14, 2012

For some students, running is not just a way to burn stress or calories, but also a means to foster lasting relationships with those that they may often run past — the homeless. Since last spring,...

Tuition Set to Rise 3.5 Percent

By Mariah Byrne February 14, 2012

Undergraduate tuition will rise 3.5 percent to $42,360 this coming year, according to the university's latest financial plan. The increase from the current rate of $40,920 per year is the largest...

Summit Aims to Engage, Unify District

By Alexander Galan February 14, 2012

University President John J. DeGioia joined about 1,800 D.C. residents to propose new ways to improve the city at Mayor Vincent Gray's first One City Summit on Saturday. The event was designed to...

Week’s Events Focus on Peace

By Margaret Viator February 14, 2012

The Program on Justice and Peace and the university's chapter of  PeaceJam kicked off a week of events focused on fostering peace education and awareness Monday. Peace Education Week will feature speakers...

Red Square a Stage for Contraception Debate

By Elizabeth Garbitelli and Matthew Strauss February 14, 2012

As the national debate on policies governing insurance coverage of contraceptives continues, H*yas for Choice took to Red Square Monday to express support for more accessible birth control. H*yas for...

Making Waves: Student Sea Scout to Visit Capitol

By Sarah Patrick February 14, 2012

Georgetown student Eva Hogan (COL '14) has found her sea legs in the Sea Scout program as its national boatswain, a position akin to the organization's president. Hogan will represent the program...

For Inmates and Undergrads, Poetry Fosters Understanding

By Heather Flynn February 14, 2012

Most school projects begin and end in the classroom, but for a group of 18 Georgetown students, their work is designed to connect with people half a continent away. This weekend, professors Jiva Manske...

GUSA Executive Campaign Begins

By Sam Rodman February 10, 2012

The seven Georgetown University Student Association presidential tickets kicked off their campaigns Thursday at midnight, marking the start of what will be a two-week race. This year's field is...

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