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University Presidents Testify Before Congress on Campus Antisemitism
• July 28, 2025
By Maren Fagen Three university presidents, including Georgetown University Interim President Robert Groves, testified before a congressional committee on July 15 about college antisemitism. Groves, the City University of New […]
Volta Park to Partly Close; Renovations Begin
• July 21, 2025
After almost two years of planning and delays, the renovation of Volta Park’s baseball diamond and other improvements is set to begin construction in the park at 1555 34th St. […]
Going Coastal: Classics & Hidden Gems
• July 16, 2025
Take a ride with our writers to East Coast favorites. Whether you’ve been many times or never, consider these summery places. Bring your enthusiasm and curiosity — and sunscreen. Rehoboth […]
Business Ins & Outs: Ateliers Jacob, Amorino Gelato, Hästens
• July 14, 2025
In: Ateliers Jacob Ateliers Jacob, the Canadian cabinetry manufacturer, opened its U.S. flagship showroom July 7 in Georgetown’s Design District at 3330 Cady’s Alley NW. The company tells us: “Ateliers Jacob’s 3,300-square-foot showroom provides high-end […]
ANC 2E: Budget, Curfews, Flex Posts, G.U. Boathouse
• July 7, 2025
The July Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission meeting held on June 30 was —as it often is — a treasury of information, much of it deep-dive original sources. There was a sharing […]
Business Ins & Outs: Yala Greek, Monos; El Centro
• June 30, 2025
In: Yala Greek Ice Cream by July 20 While hoping for July 4, Chrys Kefalas now plans to open the nation’s first authentic Greek ice cream shop at 3143 N […]
G.U. Will Finally Get Its Boathouse on the Potomac
• June 16, 2025
Georgetown University announced last week “an agreement with the National Park Service and the District of Columbia that will provide Georgetown with land along the Potomac River where the university […]
Dads & Grads
• June 11, 2025
If you’ve noticed more and more fathers in Georgetown with strollers, or simply walking with their young children, you’re right. Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, author of “Father Time,” observes: “As mother-centered […]
A Native Georgetowner Says Goodbye
• June 10, 2025
Goodbye, Georgetown. I am moving away, after a lifetime in this neighborhood (I did leave for several years for college and jobs elsewhere). I am a native Georgetowner, raised on […]
World Pride Lights Up D.C.
• June 9, 2025
By Grace Elizabeth Cady It was a sunny, warm Saturday in Washington and people came out in thousands for a celebration of pride. This year marked the 50th anniversary of […]
