Published in The Georgetown Gazette, Ameer Sadi’s recent article, “When Representation Becomes Collusion,” is an emotionally charged,...

With 15 days left until graduation, I find myself in a space of quiet reflection—not quite ready to say goodbye and not quite believing...

When I was on the main campus in the Fall Semester of 2023, the Qatari ambassador to the U.S. addressed my class on Iran and the Gulf...

In 2002, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powel, in coordination with Howard University president, H. Patrick Strewart and Congressman...

What does it mean when one believes that the master’s tools can dismantle the master’s house? In the words of Audre Lorde, “It means that...

The recent SGA elections have exposed a troubling disconnect between some candidates and the actual values, priorities, and needs of our...

“Professor, are you going to curve the final grade?” I ask, my voice trembles as I surrender my second midterm exam. The professor does...

The Georgetown community seems to have moved on. The outrage and care that once surrounded the Palestinian cause on this campus has...

I was driving a car today. A whole metallic body was moving according to my personal desire. I pressed on the pedals carefully to speed...

Financial aid is one of, if not the most important factor for any student’s decision to attend a university. As such, we are “fortunate”...

I was hosting a game for prospective Georgetown students, all of whom ranged from grades 10 to 12. Divided into groups, they were tasked...

After coming back from my semester abroad in Washington, D.C., I knew there were many things I would have to readjust to, such as...

Following the introduction of four amendments to the SGA's constitution on March 18, 2025, conflict broke out over their perceived...

On Monday, March 17, 2025, masked immigration agents arrested Georgetown postdoctoral fellow and teacher Badar Khan Suri outside his home...

The Student Government Association (SGA) is perhaps confused by the negative reaction towards its latest amendment. Let’s make things...

There are many reasons why Georgetown Qatar students don’t attend events–being lazy is not one of them. GU-Q students should be familiar...

The most recent Dean’s Student Forum wasn’t special because of the questions fired at the dean—it was special because only nine people...

Coming into this event, I was presented with what seemed to be an oxymoron - “Global American Studies.” This was, frankly, a confusing...

Content Warning: The author would like to warn his readers that "Mouthwashing" contains visual depictions of extreme violence, gore,...

467. That number still feels unreal. I still don’t believe it. It felt dystopic to sit on my couch and watch the press briefing led by...