Slowly bringing her arm forward and flexing it in a form reminiscent of Rosie the Riveter, Nicole Cimbak (NHS '12) poses before a simple black screen in Sellinger Lounge. Written in Sharpie across...

The Stall Seat Journal is flush with success after tapping into the ultimate captive readership: people in toilet stalls. The news flier, which is published once every two weeks, is posted on the...

Recently released 2010 census data show that the population of individuals of black or African-American descent in D.C. has dropped 11 percent since the year 2000, representing a major change in the District's...

The re-emergence of an on-campus pub in Healy Hall, not seen since the late 1980s, proves a popular — topic of conversation among students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAoCYHZ1IsY

Democratic rising star Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) spoke with about 80 students in Riggs Library on Monday night. McCaskill, who is widely regarded by some political pundits to have presidential potential,...

Medical responders treated 50 percent more alcohol-related incidents per student at Georgetown than at nearby The George Washington University last semester. When adjusted for the relative sizes...

In his first State of the District Address, Mayor Vincent Gray spoke of progress in the District, while calling upon its citizens to work together to inhabit a more livable and prosperous "global capital." The...

To the Editor:   During this past spring break, 211 students and staff from across campus had the opportunity to live in and learn from communities throughout the U.S. Whether hanging drywall,...

Georgetown's first on-campus farmer's market will launch on April 27, offering fresh fruit, flowers and cooking displays in Healy circle for the organically inclined crowd. The pilot market, the project...

Although reproductive rights are not typical fodder for lunch conversation, H*yas for Choice hopes to bring these talks to the forefront this week with a series of gatherings aimed at raising awareness...

A revised Liberal Arts Seminar will return for incoming freshmen this fall after leaders of the program put it on hiatus for a year to revise the curriculum. LAS in its past format was a year-long,...

Counterpoint magazine — a publication that tackles political and cultural issues from a progressive standpoint — became Georgetown's newest student publication Friday. Eric Pilch (COL '12), Kara...