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Family sues Georgetown for negligence in 2023 death of a student

Content warning: this article discusses depression, suicide, and self-harm. A Georgetown family is suing the university for $10 million, alleging negligence in the 2023 death of a student, according to... Read more

By Eddy Binford-Ross, Sydney Carroll and Sophia Jacome March 25, 2026

Georgetown men’s and women’s golf seeks progress in second spring tournament

Earlier this week, the Georgetown men’s and women’s golf teams hit the road for their second tournaments of the spring season. The men’s team competed at the Golden Horseshoe Collegiate... Read more

By Liana Chen March 25, 2026

Georgetown junior guard KJ Lewis to enter transfer portal

Hoya junior guard KJ Lewis is set to enter the transfer portal, he told On3, a college sports outlet, on Tuesday, March 24. Lewis, Georgetown’s top scorer, missed the postseason... Read more

By Sydney Carroll March 24, 2026

Author Eli Clare speaks on activism and community building amid targeting of minority communities

The Georgetown Disability Cultural Center (DCC) and LGBTQ Resource Center hosted activist and writer Eli Clare on Feb. 3 for a virtual reading and discussion of his recent novel Unfurl,... Read more

By Bridgette Jeonarine March 23, 2026

Hoyas end difficult non-conference play with 12-18 loss at Syracuse

On Sunday, March 22, Georgetown men’s lacrosse (3-4, 0-0 BIG EAST) fell 12-18 to No. 8 Syracuse University (8-2, 0-0 ACC). This game capped off a tough non-conference portion of... Read more

By Julia Maurer March 23, 2026

Georgetown women’s rowing opens its spring season

Georgetown women’s rowing opened its 2026 spring season on Sunday, March 22, competing in two separate events at the Occoquan Reservoir in Virginia. The lightweight team took on the University... Read more

By Anna Cordova March 23, 2026

Leisure

On Cloud 9, Megan Moroney sings an all-too-familiar tune

While her Moroney continues to please her fanbase, her failure to evolve artistically risks an ever-shortening fuse.

By Karcin Hagi March 22, 2026

The Pierce Reading Room’s new look brings mixed reactions from students

The Pierce Reading Room in Lauinger Library reopened to students after nearly a year of renovation on Jan. 12. Revealing a dramatically reimagined space has sparked a range of student... Read more

By Lila Debano March 21, 2026

The entrance interview: the Wagner-Missaghi administration is putting in the work

GUSA swore in President Darius Wagner (CAS ’27) and Vice President Nazgol Missaghi (CAS ’28) on Jan. 11. With just over two months of their term down, the team sat... Read more

By Aubrey Butterfield March 21, 2026

Halftime Sports

From the WBC to Queens, spring starts with Soto

Punxsutawney Phil, you’ve been overshadowed this year: the World Baseball Classic (WBC) is the true harbinger of spring. The WBC is professional baseball’s version of soccer’s World Cup, where 20... Read more

By Megan Geiger and Gabriella Matute March 20, 2026

Interim D.C. Metropolitan Police Chief says police don’t collaborate with ICE, but questions remain

The Council of the District of Columbia held a performance oversight hearing on housing, education, and policing on Feb. 25. During the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee hearing, council members... Read more

By Elaine Clarke March 18, 2026

Badar Khan Suri’s appeal hearing explained: Judges consider legality of redetention one year after initial arrest

Trump administration lawyers and Georgetown postdoctoral fellow Badar Khan Suri’s legal team sparred during oral arguments before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on Tuesday, March... Read more

By Chih-Rong Kuo and Sydney Carroll March 18, 2026

Meet Tommy Cronin, Georgetown’s Funniest Human

Georgetown Program Board (GPB) hosted Funniest Human, the annual standup comedy show on Feb. 20. During the event, emceed by previous winner Sophie Maretz (CAS ’26), eight contestants fought for... Read more

By Phoebe Nash March 18, 2026

Meet the 22nd class of GU Politics Fellows

The Spring 2026 Georgetown University Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) fellows class features a wide array of perspectives, from former senators to journalists. Now, halfway through the... Read more

By Bennett Gilhuly and Minhal Nazeer March 18, 2026

Meet Georgetown’s professors: Dr. Shore uncovers how the novel came to define the self

In the fiscal year of 2024, Georgetown was allotted $195 million in federal research support, which came predominantly from the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control. ... Read more

By Bennett Gilhuly March 17, 2026

From Chinatown to Campus, D.C. celebrates Lunar New Year

Cold rain fell over D.C.’s Chinatown on Sunday afternoon, doing little to thin the crowd. By 2 p.m., an estimated 500 spectators with rain jackets and umbrellas packed the sidewalks,... Read more

By Upasya Swarna March 17, 2026

A year after his arrest, Badar Khan Suri remains hopeful despite ongoing legal battles

On March 17, 2025, Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral fellow at Georgetown, finished a typical day of teaching. After staying behind in the classroom for a while, he went to... Read more

By Sydney Carroll March 17, 2026

Black organizations rally for Black History Month despite decreased enrollment

120 students packed into the Healey Family Student Center Social Room for Black Student Alliance (BSA) and Black Theatre Ensemble (BTE)’s joint talent show, “The Final Hour”. The Feb. 25... Read more

By Chih-Rong Kuo March 16, 2026

Voices

The lost kitchens of Gaza: Where cooking ensures that Palestine never dies

The kitchen breathes in small movements: the subdued sweetness of onions melting in olive oil, the whistle of a kettle brewing tea, and cutlery clinking underneath the sink’s running water.... Read more

By Selma Zuaiter March 16, 2026

Labor of love: Behind the scenes of Georgetown’s spring theater productions

On a Friday afternoon in February, while some students may have been studying or taking a nap, Linsey Brookfield (CAS ’26) was cutting a piece of plywood with a circular... Read more

By Evan Schleck March 16, 2026