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Georgetown undergraduate Will Haskell (COL 18) campaigned door-to-door over spring break after launching his bid for the Connecticut state Senate.

Defying Trump, Georgetown Senior Launches Bid for Connecticut State Senate

By Elizabeth Ash March 15, 2018

With only two months left in his undergraduate career, Will Haskell (COL ’18) has set his sights on an ambitious new job: Connecticut state senator. Haskell declared his intent to run as a Democrat...

SHAVONNIA CORBIN-JOHNSON/FACEBOOK Recent graduate Slavonia Corbin-Johnson (SFS 14) is running as a Democrat for Congress in the fourth district of Pennsylvania.

26-Year-Old Alumna Running for Congress in Pennsylvania

By Deepika Jonnalagadda February 1, 2018

Recent Georgetown graduate and former White House adviser Shavonnia Corbin-Johnson (SFS ’14) announced her bid for the House of Representatives last October, just over three years after she graduated. If...

EDITORIAL: GUSA Promises Remain Unmet

By Editorial Board November 17, 2017

Halfway through the term, the administration of Georgetown University Student Association President Kamar Mack (COL ’19) and Vice President Jessica Andino (COL ’18) has made minimal progress on the...

At Crossroads, Exec Turns

At Crossroads, Exec Turns

By The Editorial Board October 20, 2015

Joe Luther (COL ’16) and Connor Rohan (COL ’16) are unconventional leaders. By running a campaign satirizing the whole process, they won the backing of students tired of a staid Georgetown University...

Janet Zhu

With GOP Resurgence, A More Adaptive Party

By Ellie Valencia November 7, 2014

If you were among those double-checking that your midterm was going to be graded on a curve, you’re most likely one of two things: an orgo student or a Republican. For those of you who somehow...

Janet Zhu

Dems Fight for Beliefs, Not Against Others

By Betsy Johnson November 7, 2014

One of my mother’s favorite aphorisms is that one should never fight against things one doesn’t like; she only fights for things in which she believes. Growing up, I struggled with this because...

A Midterm Monopoly

By Max Magerman October 28, 2013

Basketball season, holiday season and the beginning of spring are among the best times of year on campus. But there’s another, arguably more influential season that dominates the Hilltop for more than...

Time to Rekindle Raillery

By The Editorial Board October 18, 2011

As the drudgery of midterm season rolls on, the tired looks, caffeine jitters and unbearably crowded library continue to leave an air of misery on campus. To lighten the mood, why can't our campus news...

Midterm Madness: Chill Beats for Hell Week

By Kinne Chapin October 13, 2011

We have reached the time of year that makes the first cups of hot apple cider and the first donning of a thick sweater seem meaningless. As you are probably already aware, the time for midterms has come....

Mid-Term, GUSA Executives Take Stock

By Upasana Kaku October 7, 2011

Halfway done, Georgetown University Student Association President Mike Meaney (SFS '12) and Vice President Greg Laverriere (COL '12) have yet to face many of their greatest challenges. While Meaney...

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