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Homecoming bash gets rowdy

Club incurs $6,500 in damages after students go wild.

News

Wisey’s Jr.

After more than five decades as a unique Georgetown favorite, Wisemiller’s Grocery and Deli is opening a second store.

News

Performing Arts Center to open

After months of construction, Georgetown’s new peforming arts center will open its doors next week.

News

New wheels for GERMS

Georgetown’s ailing ambulance fleet received a much-needed new edition when Unit Eight, a brand-new Type III ambulance, arrived on campus Sunday night.

News

Homeless Hoyas?

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

Free Unclassifieds

Free Unclassifieds

I’ve only ever been with girls. I want to go with boys.

News

Direct Quote

Alice H. Lichtenstein

Voices

We are not Charlotte Simmons

Three true stories about sex at Georgetown

Voices

Virtual Insanity

Making games of complex issues

Voices

Old man, take a look at your life

Carrying On – a rotating column by voice senior staffers

Features

Cura Personalis

A Vision Obscured – Who are the John Carroll Fellows?

Leisure

No joy in Elizabethtown

Those lured in by director Cameron Crowe will not find an ounce of originality in this mediocre Garden State imitation.

Leisure

Vibes and IMAX

Among the swankiest entertainment options in the District, the Friday night IMAX cinema and jazz music at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History is an improbable yet ingenious combination.

Leisure

Lez’hur Ledger: The ghosts of … Farragut Square?

When I realized that Halloween in college would be all about bobbing for beer cans and a pageant of risqu? costumes, I started to miss the eerie element of late October.

Leisure

Ben and Jerry’s funky, chunky forgotten flavors

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

Leisure

Concert Calendar

Saturday 10/29 – Tuesday, 11/8

Editorials

Paying away privacy

The federal government wants to easily monitor all of your electronic transmissions and it wants the University to foot the bill.

Editorials

Hailing higher prices

Next time you sit down in a Washington taxicab, you might see the bright red lights of a meter.

Editorials

Tending to the flock

Whatever your creed, or lack thereof, it is not hard to appreciate the basic moral teachings of the Church.

Sports

Homecoming comeback: Hoyas snare last-second W

Every young football player’s dream is to lead his team to a last-second victory in a big game, and be carried off the field by his teammates amidst the roars of an elated home crowd.

Sports

GU soccer prepares for postseason

Saving themselves from almost drowning in the Big East Blue Division standings during the middle of the season, the Hoyas have come back to life in the conference in recent weeks.

Sports

Women lose final two

Georgetown women’s soccer dropped their final two games of the regular season, yet managed to sneak into the Big East tournament as the No. 5 seed in the conference’s B division.

Sports

GU falls to ND

The Georgetown women’s volleyball team split two games on the road, defeating DePaul on Saturday and dropping a game to No. 9 Notre Dame on Sunday.

Features

Carroll Fellows Initiative Timeline

1993-1996 Georgetown’s Intellectual Life Report shows that students study fewer hours, work more hours for pay and report themselves as partying more than any of the other schools with which... Read more

Sports

Big trophy and bleach

Hittin’ the back nine – A weekly take on sports