Burglars have struck at least two student homes on Bank Street between Prospect and M streets in the past few weeks. The latest burglary occurred Wednesday, according to Andrew Brewster (COL '11), whose...

Georgetown Cupcake is not all sugar and sprinkles, according to its student neighbors, who say the noise, traffic and trash generated by the popular M Street bakery have left a bad taste in their mouths. As...

The Office of Student Housing announced in an email Monday night that a summer-long revamp of the Nevils apartment complex will start this May. "Improvements will include new heating and cooling...

A small but growing core of students is looking to make Georgetown an incubator for big ideas. The group of 15 undergraduates at the helm of HoyaInnovation are hoping to transform students' visions...

Local chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union launched a campaign against the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's random bag search policy last month and are now considering a legal...

The International Relations Club heard from one of its own when Erin Conaton (SFS '92), undersecretary of the Air Force, discussed everything from the marriage proposal she received from Col. Muammar...

Georgetown University's Catholic Campus Ministry will expand this August, when Jennifer Reis assumes the newly created position of Director of Catholic Retreats and Immersion Programs. Reis, currently...

Student volunteers will be knocking on doors and informing their peers living in residence halls about voter registration this Monday through Thursday, but it will not be for national elections. Rather,...

As Cory Peterson's SNAP car rolled along the streets of West Georgetown at a steady 10 miles per hour — orange lights flashing and windows rolled down — students on foot recognized the vehicle's familiar...

On Friday, 110 members of the Georgetown community learned how to save a life when they were registered as bone marrow donors at the Get Swabbed, Georgetown University! event. The donor drive, held...

Dean Timothy Barbari will take over as director of the Science, Technology and International Affairs program within the School of Foreign Service and the College, effective Jan. 1 of next year. Barbari,...

Student resistance against the recent amendments to the noise law escalated when members of Georgetown Student Government Association created the new Stop Crime Not Parties movement. Members of the...