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White House Applauds Solar Panel Initiative

By Annie Chen April 12, 2013

Three months after the installation and activation of solar panels on six university-owned townhouses, Gary Guzy, deputy director and general counsel for the White House Council on Environmental Equality,...

MARCH MADNESS: Georgetown Traditions Round 2

MARCH MADNESS: Georgetown Traditions Round 2

By Kathleen McMahon and Kathleen McMahon March 25, 2013

See full bracket and results here Emerging victorious from last weeks matchups, two of Georgetown's most hallowed traditions will face off for a chance to progress to the Final Four. Who will win the...

Best Bets: Study Style

By KP and KP December 8, 2012

Well, Hoyas, we have good news and bad news. The good news is classes are done. The bad news is that finals haven’t even begun. That means that it’s time for papers, coffee, studying, (raging?), Lau,...

STIRRETT: Two Sides of the Coin in VP Toss-Up

By Scott Stirrett October 16, 2012

The recent vice-presidential debate was one of the more polarizing events of the past few weeks. Depending on to whom you talked, Vice President Joe Biden’s performance was either phenomenal or atrocious....

MILLER: VP Debaters Fall Flat

By Hannah Miller October 16, 2012

The vice presidential debate this past week was a doozy — in a very bad way. Neither the Republican nor the Democratic contender performed up to par. Paul Ryan was not his usual charming self. He wasn’t...

Navigating Farmers Markets

By Bethany Imondi May 16, 2012

In the final section of Michael Pollan’s book, The Omnivore’s Dilemma, the well-known journalist and food intellectual writes about his attempts to create a meal using only ingredients he foraged...

Make Way for Ducklings

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy March 23, 2012

View more videos at: https://nbcwashington.com. Some cuteness for  your Friday afternoon. Earlier this week, NBC posted this video of a family of ducks visiting the White House lawn. The ducklings had...

Marshmallow Cannons and More at the White House

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy February 8, 2012

by Michelle Cassidy Photo: Kevin Lamarque/Reuters President Obama hosted a group of young students yesterday at the second White House Science Fair, where they showed off some inspired projects, according...

Winners of Interfaith Essay Contest Announced

By Rita Pearson and Mariah Byrne December 5, 2011

Four students were recognized as winners of the Interfaith Dialogue and Service Video and Essay contest Friday. The contest, which is a part of the President's Interfaith and Community Service Challenge,...

A Triumph Over Terror and Party Politics

By Sam Dulik May 2, 2011

I will never forget last night. The news crackled across Facebook and Twitter like lightning, as an exponentially larger web of people pulsed with the rumor that Osama bin Laden, the face of evil in our...

Pell Grants Avoid Major Cuts

By David Schuler April 29, 2011

After several months of negotiations between Congress, the White House and the Department of Education, Pell Grant funding and other federal sources of financial aid have emerged from the budget process...

Youth Skeptical of Government

By Katrina Braun April 7, 2011

Though college students are often involved in volunteer work and online political activity, they continue to distrust the federal government, a recent survey conducted by Harvard University's Kennedy School...

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