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...

The architects working to restore Dahlgren Chapel unveiled plans for renovations to the building's interior at a meeting Tuesday. Most of the intended changes, which include moving the organ from...

President Obama's recently announced plan to tie federal aid programs to tuition hikes in order to offset rising costs of college garnered approval from university administrators. "I'm telling Congress...

Students of Georgetown, Inc. made record profits in 2011, marking a return to profitability after two years of losses. The Corp's executives hope to use the new profits to focus on long-term value for...

United States Ambassador to Japan John Roos provided an on-the-ground perspective of Japan and its allies' response to 2011's earthquake and nuclear disaster Wednesday. The event, sponsored by the Office...

In a city where over 3,500 aggravated assault offenses were reported in 2010, Georgetown and its student groups are stepping up efforts to ensure that community members are better prepared to deal with...

Ten months after the certification of their union, workers for Georgetown University Dining Services and their employer, Aramark Higher Education, have tentatively agreed upon a three-year employment...

GUSA plans to distribute a student rights pamphlet before spring break as part of its larger efforts to keep students informed about the codes regulating student behavior on campus. According to Georgetown...

William J. Doyle (CAS '72) was received as a guest of honor at Georgetown Thursday in recognition of his recent $10 million gift to the university. Doyle, the president and CEO of fertilizer company PotashCorp,...

Longtime Democratic Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans remains unopposed in the leadup to the Democratic primary for what may be his sixth consecutive successful election. Because the city consistently...

The D.C. Zoning Commission decided to delay its ruling on the university's 2010 Campus Plan until April at what was intended to be the sixth and final hearing on the plan Thursday night. The meeting...

Students from several D.C. universities gathered Thursday morning to show support for new federal regulations that require most religiously affiliated employers to provide coverage for birth control in...