The looming specters of debt and the difficulty of finding a job can be thoroughly potent in dissuading students from committing even more money and time to a graduate degree. While these are harsh...
Over the past year, the humanities have come under close scrutiny in our public discourse.
Last summer, Harvard released a report that showed a decline in enrollment in humanities majors. In January,...
As Georgetown reexamines its general education requirements for English, the proposal under consideration entails an obligatory first-year writing seminar and a broader array of options for fulfilling...
The rise of college tuition costs has slowed to its lowest rate in 40 years, according to a survey conducted by the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities.
The survey, the results...
Space at Georgetown is always in short supply, and for better or for worse this constraint has shaped our history in many ways. The history of our great space disasters and triumphs alone could fill a...
Admissions officers are checking Facebook pages and Google search results of potential applicants with higher frequency than ever previously reported.
A Kaplan Test Prep survey released Oct. 4 found...
It's time for our campus to face the music — and that means providing students with the room to hear it.
While a host of undergraduate music groups like to jam out — including a small army of a...
Councilmember At-Large Phil Mendelson denounced Georgetown's 2010 Campus Plan in a Sept. 16 letter to the D. C. Zoning Commission.
In the letter, Mendelson claimed that Georgetown's 40 percent enrollment...
When it comes to running a student government, graduate students could learn a lot from Georgetown undergraduates.
As a Ph.D. student in political science, I find most political life interesting, be...
