A Sound Education: Georgetown Professors Combine Art & Academia

Georgetown professors draw their inspiration from an abundance of sources, but for at least three professors at Georgetown, art is key to their unique work in academia. They have c...[Read more]

The Glass Ceiling: Pushing Limits at Georgetown and Beyond

It’s 1920: 60 years after the first women’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, N.Y., and three years of constant picketing and lobbying by suffrage leader Alice Paul, the 19th ...[Read more]

Behind the Scenes: D.C.'s Shakespeare Mecca

Act I: Setting the Stage It’s a balmy spring afternoon — the sun and the tourists are out in force. This plot of land on Capitol Hill is some of the hottest rea...[Read more]

We Are: The Net Generation

Although Georgetown’s campus may not be entirely wireless, Georgetown students are constantly wired — and not just because of that steaming Red Eye from MUG. The convenience of...[Read more]

In the Spotlight: Close to Home at the Kennedy Center

In December 1999, Susan Lynskey took to the stage of The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in her first starring role. The musical, she said, was by comedic playwr...[Read more]