D.C. Celebrates Chinese Year of the Rat (photos)
• January 27, 2020

Crowds lined the streets surrounding the Chinatown neighborhood in Washington, D.C., to usher in the Year of the Rat at the Chinese Lunar New Year Parade on Sunday, January 26. […]

4th Women’s March in D.C. Brings Out Many Faithful (photos)
• January 19, 2020

This year’s Women’s March coincided with the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which gave and guarantees women’s Constitutional right to vote.

Politics, Impeachment Are Heating Up
• January 16, 2020

The looming impeachment process slowly swallowed up everything else. Formally, that occurred with the delivery, on Thursday, of the two articles of impeachment against President Trump.

Hoyas Overwhelm St. John’s for 1st Big East Win (photos)
• January 9, 2020

The Hoyas pulled away to a 87-66 win on Jan. 8 behind the scoring of Mac McClung (24 points) and Jamorko Pickett (18 points, 11 rebounds, 4 blocks).

Activists Rally at White House to Protest U.S. Actions Against Iran (photos)
• January 6, 2020

On Saturday, January 4, several hundred anti-war demonstrators marched from the White House to the Trump International Hotel to protest against a new war with Iran and calling for the […]

Hoyas Drop American 80-60 for 6th Straight Win (photos)
• December 29, 2019

The Georgetown University men’s basketball team now heads into Big East play next week with an overall record improved to 10-3.

Celebrating the Holidays With the U.S. Navy Band (photos)
• December 24, 2019

Featured along with the Concert Band on Dec. 21 and 22 were the Sea Chanters, Country Current and the Cruisers. There was also a visit from Santa, playing a mean trumpet.

Impeachment Coverage: A Screen Split Like the Nation
• December 19, 2019

At the very time when Democrats and Republicans were loudly debating and preparing to vote on two articles of impeachment, Trump was speaking at a rally in the electorally critical state of Michigan.

Verizon Outage Continues into Third Week
• December 16, 2019

On Dec. 2, according to the phone and internet provider, a worker accidentally cut into cables that run along the 31st Street Bridge, now under reconstruction.

Bill Starrels, Former Commissioner, Found Not Guilty of Threats
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Starrels had been charged with a misdemeanor, one count of “attempted threats to do bodily harm,” based on a confrontation that took place on May 24.