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Top Ten Movies of 2016

By Jeff Naft and Marina Tian December 31, 2016

As 2016 comes to a close, take a look back the year's best films with our top 10 picks. Click Here to Read

Year in Review 2015 - 2016

Year in Review 2015 – 2016

By Campus News Editor April 29, 2016

As Assault Survivors Speak Out, Policies Advance As the issue of sexual assault on college campuses rose to the forefront of the national consciousness, advocacy efforts for awareness and policy reform...

Lack of Emotional Leadership Sinks Season

By Carolyn Maguire April 29, 2016

An Instagram post should have changed everything; at least I thought it would. On April 7, 2015, a week after Georgetown issued a press release announcing that guard D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera would declare...

Coach of the Year: Adair Turns Team Around

By Molly O'Connell April 29, 2016

When Natasha Adair was named head coach of the College of Charleston’s women’s basketball team in May 2012, she took over a program that had finished its 2011-2012 campaign at 7-23 — the team’s...

Honoring Seniors: Stellar Careers Remembered

By Daniel Baldwin, Aidan Curran, Andrew May, and Sophia Poole April 29, 2016

Jake DeCicco Aidan Curran In an era  of Georgetown football characterized by unsteady performances and losing records – with only one winning season  since the 2007-08 season – senior wide receiver...

COURTESY MAXINE CRUMP

Crump: “It’s Been There All Our Lives”

By Kshithij Shrinath April 29, 2016

When Maxine Crump, 69, heard the name “Cornelius,” she knew that the man on the phone was on to something. After all, it was her great-grandfather’s name, his son’s name, his daughter’s son’s...

Mixed Results in 2015-16 Shift Expectations

By Elizabeth Cavacos and Tyler Park April 29, 2016

Men’s Soccer The men’s soccer team (16-2-3, 9-0-0 Big East) got off to a slow start this season, failing to win any of its first three games. However, as the season progressed, the Hoyas’ stout...

In Memoriam

By Katherine Richardson April 29, 2016

Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., 72 Professor of Catholic Studies and Theater Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., who taught for 10 years at Georgetown and founded Dog Tag Bakery, died Dec. 20 from heart failure. The...

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Muriel Bowser

Bowser Pushes Initiatives to Accommodate Homeless

By Emily Tu April 29, 2016

In light of an influx of families seeking shelter during a record-breaking winter storm this year, homelessness in Washington, D.C., became an increasingly prominent issue, with Mayor Muriel Bowser...

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Kehoe Field’s conditions create challenges for club sports teams.

Complaints and Closures Strain Campus Resources

By Suzanne Monyak and Aly Pachter April 29, 2016

Faced with increased demand for resources in virtually all aspects of campus, the administration worked to address growing concerns in Georgetown’s academic, athletic and student life. Academic...

COURTESY GEORGETOWN SOLIDARITY COMMITTEE
In March, the Georgetown Solidarity Committee lauched its Work With Dignity campaign, demanding better recognition of the contribution of workers and improvements to their working conditions.

Students Advocate for Workers’ Rights

By Ian Scoville April 29, 2016

In a year dominated by student advocacy efforts to address issues at Georgetown from its history with slavery to divestment, workers’ rights has remained a prevalent issue on campus. Student athletes...

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