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Sandra Fluke (LAW ’12) spoke with professor Judy Feder in a lecture hosted in Gaston Hall in April 2012.

Fluke Enters California State Senate Runoff

By Suzanne Monyak June 5, 2014

After primary elections on Tuesday, Democrat Sandra Fluke (LAW ’12) will face Democrat Ben Allen in a run-off in the November general election for Ted Lieu’s (LAW ’94) vacated seat in the 26th...

Panel Addresses Religious Freedom and Contraceptives

By Nick Fedyk February 16, 2014

The Georgetown University Knights of Columbus sponsored a panel Tuesday night in response to the controversy surrounding the Obama administration's new regulations governing contraception coverage. The...

Contraception Contested in District

By Johnny Verhovek January 28, 2014

A new Congressional act that aims to limit reproductive health services by disallowing Washington, D.C. tax revenue to pay for certain programs including abortions, has both sides of the aisle up in arms...

A Service for Safe Sex

By The Editorial Board November 5, 2013

Last month, H*yas for Choice introduced a complementary condom delivery service, modeled after Boston College Students for Sexual Health. Using a Google form, the Georgetown system allows students to...

Condom Delivery Draws Ire

By Nick Simon October 29, 2013

Though H*yas for Choice quietly introduced a new condom delivery service Oct. 17, the program has prompted a loud response. The system allows students to request free condom delivery through a Google...

Georgetown Insurance to Cover Contraception

By Penny Hung July 18, 2013

After revisions to the Affordable Care Act in late June, Georgetown student and faculty health insurance will cover contraception through United Healthcare beginning August 15. The Obama administration’s...

VEATCH: Employer Health Plans Needlessly Mandate Values

By Robert M. Veatch February 22, 2013

Recently, in the case of Korte v. Sebelius, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked a policy that would have required Cyril and Jane Korte, the owners of a construction company, to violate...

GU Delays Insurance Changes

By Guide Editor and Sarah Kaplan & Kelly Church April 27, 2012

University President John J. DeGioia announced Thursday that Georgetown will take advantage of a one-year delay offered by the Obama administration before adding contraceptive coverage to its student health...

Sandra Fluke Brings Debate Back to GU

By Matthew Strauss April 17, 2012

After being thrust into the media spotlight in the national debate on contraception coverage in healthcare, Sandra Fluke (LAW ’12) shared her story Monday in Gaston Hall. Fluke testified Feb....

Addressing the Real Issue

By The Editorial Board March 16, 2012

With all the anger, partisanship and misrepresentation that has sprung from the national debate on contraception coverage, students and alumni should be proud that University President John J.DeGioia added...

A Dialogue Drowned by Demogoguery

By Joshua Donovan March 16, 2012

When President Obama announced his mandate requiring religiously affiliated institutions to cover contraception, I was admittedly disappointed. I felt that he should have made a good-faith effort to...

Calling Rush Limbaugh’s Bluff

By Katie Frederick March 15, 2012

By now we are all familiar with the story of Rush Limbaugh and his comments about Sandra Fluke that sparked a national controversy. Like many women, I was outraged by his words and struggled to understand...

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