The photos of the week for Nov. 16 include the neon colors of Diamanté 2018, an annual fashion show hosted by the Georgetown Program Board; a man checking out the selection at the well-regarded Second Story Books of Dupont Circle; the sun setting behind Copley Hall; sophomore forward Anita Kelava[Read More…]

The photos of the week for Nov. 9 include the volleyball team celebrating after a kill, World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva explaining the organization’s hope for student activism, Emily Shambaugh examining a record while modelling vintage clothing for The Guide’s Fashion Issue, a Lamborghini in front of Healy Hall welcoming[Read More…]

The African Society of Georgetown, a student organization offering political, social and cultural awareness to and supporting the African diaspora of Georgetown and Washington, D.C., hosted its annual Ubuntu Fall Harvest Dinner and fundraiser. Ubuntu is a South African concept celebrating humanity toward others. The society partnered with Age Africa,[Read More…]

The photos of the week for Nov. 2 include Patrick Ewing (CAS ’85) previewing the upcoming basketball season at media day; sophomore guard Jamorko Pickett expressing confidence in the team; DAR Constitution Hall as Washington, D.C., shifts into fall; senior libero Kenzie Higareda screaming in pride; and senior midfielder Katie[Read More…]

The photos of the week for Oct. 26 include a conversation with Jose Antonio Vargas about the effect of media on the public’s perception of immigrants without documentation, Georgetown field hockey falling to Providence in penalty shots Oct. 20, a presentation from President of Culture of Life Africa Uju Ekeocha[Read More…]

Photos of the week for Oct. 19 include Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) advising students to pay attention to the threat of cyberwarfare, a student observing the possibilities for working in technology at a tech fair hosted by Georgetown Israel Alliance on Oct. 16, senior libero Kenzie Higareda serving the ball,[Read More…]

The photos of the week for Oct. 12 include the film premiere for “First Man” at the National Air and Space Museum, a belting note by Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine at their concert Oct. 5 at The Anthem, a huge jump by sophomore soccer player Jenna Menta, a[Read More…]

The photos of the week for Oct. 5 include a visit from former Secretary of State John Kerry, a talk from Eli Clare on the consequences of deeming marginalized people as defective, hosted by Professor Watts-Belser, pictured above, a new take on the classic Gaston Hall shot of Japanese Foreign[Read More…]