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Panel calls on GU community to support gays

The entire University community is responsible for addressing the challenges of being gay at Georgetown, a panel of faculty, staff and students determined Tuesday night.

News

Elevator renovations

Prepare for an increase in stairwell traffic as elevator service in three main campus buildings is upgraded.

News

Burst the bubble

Saxa Politica – bi-weekly analysis of on-campus news

Leisure

Familiar comfort in Thumbsucker

Thumbsucker has everything one would expect from a movie about a high school outcast: the inspirational teacher, disorienting camera shots of suburban dystopia and Sundance Film Festival accolades. But stay patient, because the movie showcases acting that is brilliant in its simplicity.

Leisure

Hollywood and GWU show Proof of greatness

David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play Proof delves into the idea of brilliance on the brink of insanity and its repercussions for broader society.

Leisure

Machinal is no bacchanal

In a world of black and white, Helen Jones wore navy blue. This simple detail goes to the core of Nomadic Theater’s powerful new play.

Leisure

Organic place

You Taste Like A Burger – a biweekly column about eating leisurely

Leisure

October Concert Calendar

Thursday, 10/13 – Friday, 10/21

Sports

Hoyas wash away Dukes in OT, go to 3-3

Last Saturday afternoon, at the center of the gloomy, clouded Georgetown campus a Hoya brightspot took place. Mother Nature christened the new Multi-Sport Field with its first rain-doused duel and its first Georgetown football victory.

Sports

Skid hits 4, Georgetown now sixth in Big East

This past week, the misfortune of the Georgetown men’s soccer team saw their current losing streak run to four games, with two more losses.

Sports

GU splits pair

After splitting this weekend’s games with new Big East foes Louisville and Cincinnati, the Georgetown women’s soccer team moved to 11-3-1 on the season.

Sports

Rah! Rah! Huh?

Hittin’ the back nine – A weekly take on sports

Sports

The Sports Sermon

The American public should board up their windows, lock their doors, turn out the lights and never attend another Indiana Pacers game. Ever.

Features

Sailing Into Prominence

Georgetown sailing aims “as one” at a National Championship

Editorials

Hand-in-hand with the ANC

The Advisory Neighborhood Commission came through for Georgetown in a big way last week when it approved plans to build a multisport complex and new business school building in the middle of campus.

Editorials

Georgetown and bioethics

Last week, Dr. Edmund Pellegrino, a Georgetown professor emeritus of medicine and medical ethics, began his tenure as chair of the President’s Council on Bioethics.

Editorials

District Glassmasters

The Funny Third

Voices

Palestine speaks: do we hear?

Pictures tell a story seldom heard

Voices

Chauvinism: the new feminism

Defending old time charm in the modern age

Voices

Saving at Georgetown

This semester, I began working at one of the student-run coffee shops on campus and was appalled to see that my shop doesn’t recycle. At all.

Voices

Birthday surprise

Carrying On – a rotating column by senior voice staffers

News

DeGioia takes a trip to Qatar

GU president makes inaugural visit to SFS Doha campus

News

Power out at GU

Teachers, students left in the dark

News

Georgetown buildings must make history

White Gravenor will receive new windows this fall-if the Old Georgetown Board decides that the replacements are suitably historical.

News

Defender of American Catholics dies at 74

Monika Hellwig, a former Georgetown professor and a renowned and controversial theologian, died suddenly on Sept. 30.