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Arts Week 2015: Highlights

Starting this Saturday, the Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) Subcommittee on Creative Expression plans to hold the second annual Arts Week to highlight and showcase the varied talents of the... Read more

By Daniel Varghese April 9, 2015

Ritmo y Sabor spices up Gaston’s stage

When asked about the origins of Ritmo y Sabor, many of the groups current members simply shrugged. While some current members of the group believe the group first formed in... Read more

By Elizabeth Baker April 9, 2015

A cappella concert sings winter away

Spring in the District and the approaching advent of summer herald some of the biggest music events of the school year. On April 11, the a cappella community, led by... Read more

By Jackson Sinnenberg April 9, 2015

Student film premieres in the nick of time

It’s quite ironic that Mesbah Uddin (SFS ’16) and his production team have been working furiously for months to bring a story about procrastination to life. 11:59, set to premiere... Read more

By Graham Piro April 9, 2015

Take the “tumble of a turney” to Urinetown

Peeing isn’t exactly a popular topic for the stage. But the Mask and Bauble Dramatic Society’s production of Mark Hollmann’s Tony Award-winning Urinetown excitedly tackles this scatalogical issue alongside themes... Read more

By Graham Piro April 9, 2015

Student Artwork Steals the Spotlight

As part of Georgetown University’s second annual Arts Week, student artwork submissions will be on display in the Healey Family Student Center this Sunday night. Artwork was submitted by 15... Read more

By Sabrina Kayser April 9, 2015

Stafford, Marrocco leading nationally ranked men’s lax

Besides their New England roots and role as teammates on the No. 17 Georgetown men’s lacrosse team (7-4, 2-1 Big East), Nick Marrocco and Bo Stafford have little in common.... Read more

By Alex Boyd April 9, 2015

Sports Sermon: Thank you Patrick Ewing

The past few weeks has seen millions of high school seniors across the country find out their college admissions fate. And with that comes the release of the admissions statistics... Read more

By Joe Pollicino April 9, 2015

Re-SR: Smith-Rivera opts to return

He’s back. A week ago, it seemed Georgetown would lose its leading scorer and first-team All-Big East point guard. Junior guard D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera had announced his intention to hire an... Read more

By Kevin Huggard April 9, 2015

Rise and Fire: Coming back to Tiger

On Tuesday, as he sat fielding questions ahead of the 2015 Masters, Tiger Woods resembled an aging President. Woods, almost unrecognizable, fielded question after question, each of which danced around... Read more

By Brendan Crowley April 9, 2015

Understanding service as an interaction, not a one-way action

This spring break, while on a Medical Brigades trip, I had the opportunity to interact with community members in the city of San Diego, Honduras. Medical Brigades is one of... Read more

By Neena Aggarwal April 9, 2015

The DNA dilemma: Trading privacy for some peace of mind

Have you seen the movie Zodiac? It’s a true story about the search for a serial killer who terrorized Los Angeles during the ‘60s and ‘70s. What sets it apart... Read more

By Charles Evain April 9, 2015

Softball swept by SJU and Towson

The Georgetown softball team (12-22, 2-5 Big East) lost three away games to St. John’s University (14-13, 6-0 Big East) over the weekend, losing 12-2, 6-0, and 7-5. The Red... Read more

By Joe Laposata April 9, 2015

Senior retrospective: Education outside the classroom

It was spring break of senior year when I stepped off of a plane in Rwanda on a trip with Georgetown. A few days earlier, I had been at the... Read more

By Naveen Yarlagadda April 9, 2015