The Morning Digest: Study Slam and National Drinking (Water) Week
Better than a cup of coffee, the Morning Digest will provide you with what you need to be prepared for the day: a daily round-up of links, local news, and important events on campus and around D.C....
View ArticleGeorgetown adjunct professors vote to unionize
This past weekend, Georgetown’s adjunct professors voted in favor of forming a union with the local branch of Service Employees International Union, SEIU Local 500. The election was conducted by the...
View ArticleBreaking: Car crash near Wisey’s
Update, Tuesday, 6:00 pm: “It appears that the vehicle was left in neutral and simply rolled out of its space,” DPS Chief Jay Gruber said. “The vehicle was unoccupied when the accident occurred. There...
View ArticleOCAF, Student Housing to move to Division of Student Affairs
This afternoon, Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson and Vice President for Planning and Facilities Management Robin Morey released a memo announcing pending changes in the structure of the...
View ArticleMorning Digest: Jeopardy, crooked cops, and transport
Better than a cup of coffee, the Morning Digest will provide you with what you need to be prepared for the day: a daily round-up of links, local news, and important events on campus and around D.C....
View ArticleMorning Digest: Commencement speakers, DCPS, and free visits to Europe
Better than a cup of coffee, the Morning Digest will provide you with what you need to be prepared for the day: a daily round-up of links, local news, and important events on campus and around D.C....
View ArticlePrefrosh Preview: Welcome to Georgetown, and a brief history
Dear class of 2017, Welcome to your first post on Vox Populi, the blog for on-campus newsmagazine the Georgetown Voice. We will continue to delight and inform you over the next four years and beyond....
View ArticleMorning Digest: Jeopardy Jim and the river dance
Today is partly cloudy and muggy with a high of 79. To masticate today: Jeopardy Jim: The name of the Georgetown student who will compete in the college national championships of Jeopardy: who is...
View ArticleMorning Digest: More boathouse news, D.C. charter schools approved
Today cloudy with a chance of showers, with a high of 88. To masticate today: Beat this, Tony Stark: Professor Eric Burger, a researcher in the computer science and founder of the Georgetown Center...
View ArticlePrefrosh Preview: CHARMS and roommate selection
Along with doing laundry more than once a year and eating things other than Pop-tarts, one of the greatest challenges in going to college is living with people you don’t know. Your freshman floor will...
View ArticleMorning Digest: Public safety alerts and the Union Station redevelopment project
Today will be sunny with some clouds, with a high of 75. To masticate today: Jack the Ripper: On Friday, DPS sent out a public safety alert regarding two crimes: one, the theft of a watch in...
View ArticleFlash flood warning in the District area
If you’re in the D.C. area, hold tight to your Hunters and Sperrys. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for the Washington D.C. area through tonight, in anticipation of a...
View ArticleGUSA campaign to halt doubling of student loans continues
Yesterday, the GUSA executives, Nate Tisa (SFS ’14) and Adam Ramadan (SFS ’14), delivered a petition to the Capitol, asking members of Congress to act in order to halt the doubling of Stafford student...
View ArticlePresident to deliver remarks at Georgetown on climate change
President Barack Obama has announced that he will present a new plan to tackle climate change this coming Tuesday at Georgetown. He will deliver the address at 1:35 p.m in front of Old North, a...
View ArticleOn the Record: Brandon Anderson, student loans advocate
Vox got the opportunity to interview Brandon Anderson (COL ’14), a student veteran who is now fighting the doubling of Stafford student loan rates. As Congress has not acted on the issue, the loan...
View ArticleGUSA launches new website and it’s shiny
Yesterday, the Georgetown University Student Association announced the launch of its new website, which was a minor point of contention during the 2013 election. Vox took it upon herself to explore the...
View ArticlePresident DeGioia announces changes in health insurance plans, Georgetown’s...
In possibly the most exciting email about health insurance ever, University President John DeGioia announced today that as part of the reforms accompanying the implementation of the Affordable Care...
View ArticleSome say the world will end in fire, District weather proves them right
A humid heat wave has had the District in its sweaty grip for the past week, with temperatures staying uncomfortably above 80 degrees for over five days. Tomorrow, pictured at left, is projected to be...
View ArticleVox Pupuli, mascot edition: J.J. to be a stay-at-home dog
Fear not, Georgetown students! According to the Georgetown website, the administration likes having an adorable dog mascot around as much as you do—it’s still a “cherished tradition” that will...
View ArticleWoody Allen draws sympathetic portrait of an old theme in Blue Jasmine
The battle between illusion and reality is hardly a revolutionary theme in film, but only Woody Allen could approach the concept by making us laugh, while forcing us to take a sober look at the...
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