This is a provocation, pro-vocation.
Until recently, there was a rule buried deep within the College section of the Undergraduate Bulletin, a rule obscure enough that you would have been unlikely to...
The Main Campus Executive Faculty will vote today on the addition of a diversity requirement to the core curriculum that would apply to the Class of 2019.
The vote follows months of campaigning...
At first glance, Georgetown’s Red House, nestled a stone’s throw from Lauinger Library on 37th Street, seems like just another town house. But inside, a mix of students, professors, faculty and administrators...
Student: What about “Concepts of Biology”? Big State University is offering it online this summer, and I need it for my core requirement.
Dean: I see a few problems. The course seems entirely self-paced....
Graduating students entering the job market have a significantly higher impression of their readiness for employment than their employers, according to a report released last week by the Association of...
The overambitious pre-medical student is a staple on the Georgetown campus. If you are not one yourself, you certainly know one.
Pre-meds, as we are affectionately called, spend long nights laboring...
After their first few weeks at Georgetown, most students are pretty familiar with their academic distribution requirements. While these requirements differ by school, at their core, they aim to give each...
Results of a survey conducted by the Bachelors of Foreign Service Review Committee suggest student desire for more student space and core curriculum reform.
Results of the survey, which was conducted...
Despite the criticism it has drawn from some observers, the recent proposal to implement a diversity requirement in the undergraduate curriculum is admirable. But before taking any concrete steps, the...
Georgetown's institutional arrangements embody a subtle but profound philosophy about the relationship of the "Many and the One." Each of us at once belongs to a specific school as well as a university....
"We as a nation were intended by God to be a light set on a hill to serve as a beacon of hope and Christian charity to a lost and dying world." Thus was born America, and unto her was rendered glory and...
