Thirty-nine weeks and 103 games after the tournament’s commencement in Mexico City, Spain defeated the reigning champions, ...

In a 2-1 decision on July 23, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit court upheld an earlier district court ruling that Georgetown postdoctoral fellow Badar Khan... Read more ...

LEAD, a program that provided training for student organizations on supporting peers of diverse social identities, has been ...

This fall will mark Georgetown’s first appearance on the Common Application, an online system that compiles college ...

The most recent week of the World Cup saw five of FIFA’s top ten teams eliminated, all three host nations strike out, and the ...

I’m listening to the fifth-anniversary edition of Conan Gray’s Kid Krow (2020) in the bathroom of my Jes Res, the senior year apartment I share with four of my closest friends. I’m in tears as I ...

Maggie Shen (CAS ’26) felt daunted when she first joined Hoyalitics, Georgetown’s data analytics and consulting club. “It seemed a little intimidating to me. I think at that point, there were a lot ...

A little over three years ago, I walked into Leavey 424 for the first time. I remember seeing the champagne-stained walls covered in Sharpie-d quotes, the worn lounge chair, and the ceiling with ...

For Aidan Metz (MSB ’26), finding a community at Georgetown also meant performing musical numbers around the country with some of his closest friends. Metz is the artistic director and Chime #283 of ...

After growing up on the Navajo Nation, the largest Native American reservation in the U.S., Tianna Young (CAS ’25) never expected to find a robust Indigenous community when she came to Georgetown.

As diners slowly paid their bills and lazily filed out of Comet Ping Pong, things seemed to be winding down for the night. But in the back of the building, on Comet’s intimate yet enchanting stage, ...