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Things We Forgot Happened in 2015

Things We Forgot Happened in 2015

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia January 8, 2016

2015 was a long year — 365 days to be exact. A lot can happen in 365 days. Friendships can be made (and broken), phone screens can be cracked, Netflix binges can be completed and begun and completed...

So Long, New York Times! For Now.

So Long, New York Times! For Now.

By Catherine McNally and Catherine McNally July 23, 2015

Say it ain't so! As many of you avid readers on the Hilltop may have noticed, Georgetown's New York Times Academic Pass subscription has recently expired. As of now, when you try to login to get your...

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New York Times reporters C.J. Chivers, left, and Tyler Hicks featured in the inaugural Salim El-Lozi Lecture, discussing war reporting.

Bylines From the Front Lines

By Emma Rizk March 27, 2015

Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times journalists C.J. Chivers and Tyler Hicks discussed their experiences as war reporters in Ukraine, Syria and on other fronts. The Wednesday night conversation,...

More Than a Ranking

By The Editorial Board September 12, 2014

Georgetown fell a spot outside the top 20 in this year’s U.S. News and World Report college rankings, but another set of rankings released this week put the university far outside its top schools. The...

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Readership Moves Online

By Katherine Richardson September 5, 2014

The Georgetown University Student Association has purchased online subscription passes to the New York Times, providing a short-term fix to the cut of Georgetown’s Collegiate Readership Program in...

New York Times Ranks Colleges By Socioeconomics

By Laura Owsiany September 5, 2014

In response to the U.S. News and World Report National University Rankings, The New York Times will release its own college ranking system, focusing on socioeconomic diversity, at its Schools for Tomorrow...

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Collegiate Readership stands emptied by professors and graduate students 
by midday factored into GUSA Fin/App’s decision to cut the program.

College Readership Cut Upsets Students

By Kshithij Shrinath March 28, 2014

When Georgetown University Student Association President Trevor Tezel (COL ’15) signed the GUSA budget for fiscal year 2015 Wednesday, he officially ended the six-year run of the Collegiate Readership...

NYT Reporter, Lobbyist in Store for Lecture Fund

By Sam Abrams October 8, 2013

Students may get to see former President Bill Clinton (SFS ’68) back on campus this fall as part of the Georgetown Lecture Fund’s 2013-2014 season. After a series last year that brought Afghan President...

Reporter Compares Obama, Bush

By Lily Westergaard April 28, 2013

New York Times reporter Charles Savage compared President Barack Obama’s foreign policy to that of George W. Bush on Thursday. Savage, a recipient of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting...

Professor’s Op-Ed Stirs Debate

By Hiromi Oka January 15, 2013

Georgetown University Law Center Professor Louis Michael Seidman ignited a media firestorm after writing an op-ed about the pitfalls of strict constitutional obedience for The New York Times published...

GUSA Backs Online News Subscriptions

By Alice Maglio April 5, 2011

With The New York Times' recent suspension of free access to its online edition, members of Georgetown University Student Association are encouraging the university to coordinate an online subscription...

Collegiate Readership Program Relaunched

By Alice Maglio March 14, 2011

GUSA brought back the Collegiate Readership Program Monday, replenishing newsstands around campus with free daily copies of The New York Times, The Washington Post and USA Today after funding shortages...

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