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Against a team consistently ranked No. 1 in the country that has averaged a win margin of 47 points in the Big East this season, the Georgetown University women’s basketball team never stood a chance against the defending national champions, the University of Connecticut Huskies (UConn). The Huskies’ (20-0, 10-0 Big East) Head Coach Geno Auriemma, the most successful college … [Read more...] about WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | ‘Playing in McDonough Was Really Tough’: Now UConn Dominates in DC

After human remains were originally discovered at a Volta Park construction site in August, residents have raised questions about how the remains have been handled, as further bone fragments continue to be discovered. An anonymous letter published Jan. 2 in the popular Washington, D.C. blog, Prince of Petworth (PoPVille), detailed the discovery of several bone and skull … [Read more...] about Human Remains Found at Volta Park

About 12 Georgetown University students joined a city-wide protest against the increased presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers across the United States on Jan. 20. Georgetown’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) created signage in Healy Hall before joining a city-wide protest that condemned the Trump administration’s uptick in ICE … [Read more...] about GU Students Protest Against ICE Presence, Condemn Violence in Minneapolis

Tyler Perkins had 16 points in Villanova's 66-51 win against Georgetown on Wednesday. … [Read more...] about Perkins scores 16 points as Villanova beats Georgetown

An international relations scholar and Georgetown University graduate won the 2026 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order, one of the highest global honors given to political scientists, for his research on the intersection between climate change and security, the university announced Jan. 8. Joshua Busby (GRD ’02, ’04), who is now a professor of public affairs at the … [Read more...] about GU Graduate Wins Top International Relations Award