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DPS auction

Items lost by members of the Georgetown community were available for purchase Wednesday at an auction sponsored by the Department of Public Safety.

News

Business challenge

“World Wide Strategists,” a team of four Georgetown students, won the Business Strategy Challenge, a case competition hosted April 6-9 at Georgetown.

News

Hoyathon

Dozens of students danced the night away last Friday at the fifth annual Hoyathon, a 24-hour dance marathon for charity held in Sellinger Lounge.

News

The Bank

City on a Hill

Voices

My fellow graduates … up yours

Looking at all of you, I can’t help but reflect upon what got me to where I am today: Spite. Pure, simple, unadulterated spite.

Voices

When all else fails, declare English

While most people on my floor are majoring in Government, International Business, or Something-Important-With-A-Big-Word-In-It, I am an English major.

Voices

There’s no crying in baseball …

What I learned over time is that Little League is not supposed to be for self-growth, but for self-actualization. One realizes his lot in life pretty quickly on a Little League team

Voices

Losing my religion, and finding it again

From age 13 through my first year of high school, I always went to church alone.

Sports

Hoyas take two days to down Midshipmen, 11-6

The day was wet, the field muddy, the fans and players soaked.

Sports

Hoyas don’t fear the turtle, score six unanswered goals

Georgetown women’s lacrosse came from behind to defeat ninth-ranked Maryland on the strength of six straight secondhalf goals.

Sports

Georgetown rugby advances to National Elite Eight

The Georgetown club rugby team earned their first trip to the National Elite Eight this weekend with a victory over Salisbury State in the Mid-Atlantic Regional Finals.

Sports

Baseball follows 13-inning heartbreak with rout of Coppin State

The Georgetown men’s baseball team took out all their frustration in a 16-2 shellacking of Coppin State.

Sports

Diaper Dandies

Putting From the Rough – A weekly take on sports

Sports

The Sports Sermon

I’m tired of writing the s-word and you’re all tired of reading about the s-word.

Leisure

Sin City: a bucket-full of blood-soaked fun

I was never much of a comic book reader as a kid. But after years of watching friends read violent and dark comics, I decided to give them a chance, and I fell in love.

Leisure

Spot-on performances make for a deadly Assassins

Just as every hero has his villain, politicians have their assassins.

Leisure

Fiery Furnaces less frightening than name suggests

In anticipation of their show this Friday at the 9:30 Club, Voice Leisure called up Matthew in Brooklyn and talked about his favorite music, touring and the difficulties of recording an album with your grandmother.

Leisure

Manzana Lift

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

Leisure

Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Aesop Rock

In anticipation of his show Tuesday, April 12 at the 9:30 Club, Voice Leisure called Ian Bavitz up in New York to talk about the stress of a rap career, the pains of transcribing and his feelings on touring.

Features

Founding McGeorgetown

Franchising the University Experience Welcome to Education City – A Georgetown Campus in Qatar

Editorials

Georgetown of Arabia

With the proposed expansion of Georgetown to a campus in Doha, Qatar’s Education City, the University seems to be making a sound choice.

Editorials

This Arabic Department isn’t funded by Qatar

Though it looks like Georgetown will soon be setting up shop in the Middle East, the University is not making new progress on the home campus in the Arabic Department.

Editorials

Where will all the hot librarians go?

The lights are going off earlier and earlier in America’s public libraries these days.

Editorials

Direct Quote

“Justifiable Homicide Edition”

Editorials

By the Numbers

1,000,000 Number of mourners viewing the Pope’s body in Rome. 3 Number of U.S. Presidents viewing the Pope’s body in Rome. 1 Number of Popes known by Georgetown undergraduates during... Read more