“Why do I always get the weird ones?” After getting your randomly assigned partners for the first group project of the semester, it may seem like the next few weeks are going to consist of awkward interactions, futile attempts to find common free time in schedules to organize meeting times, and legitimate considerations of transferring […]

GEORGETOWN – The glass office windows of the third floor of the Edward B. Bunn Intercultural Center (ICC) boast portraits of high-profile speakers, ranging from presidents to authors, diplomats to actors, and everything in between, even including some that aren’t currently being investigated by the Hague.  Mark Thomas (SFS ‘22), a student of International Politics, […]

It is a brilliant blue morning after the evening before the evening before Thursday morning in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where an excited citizenry is putting the last touches on the set of their production of the One Year Anniversary of the Ten Year Anniversary of the Twenty-five Year Anniversary of the Original 1985 West End […]

WASHINGTON, D.C.–After a long summer reckoning with racism and the most recent realization that Asian Americans are also people of color, white activists are once again calling themselves to action (because no one really asked them in the first place) to fight against systems they perpetuate daily.  Instagram Progressives and TikTok Leftists are reigniting their […]

And it’s off to the races! On February 17, the GUSA Executive Candidates had their first tussle in the haystack to prove their mettle in gaining and maintaining Georgetown’s highest executive office: student body president. Topics ranged from COVID-19 Response and Socioeconomic Advocacy, to student organization support and academic continuity, and even to the implications […]

It’s long past time that women should be allowed to play chess. This new statement of activism became apparent to me after watching Netflix’s brilliant limited series The Queen’s Gambit. Before this show, I did not know women. Period. But, once I learned about women, I also learned that they were not allowed to play […]

WILMINGTON, Del.–Much excitement has surrounded the shape of the Biden Administration’s future cabinet, especially considering the foreshadowed appointments of an all-female communications team, with groundbreaking numbers of people of color. Entering the White House to serve a nation plump with national crises has demanded of the new administration a tighter and more well-rounded executive, fit […]

TAMPA, FL–It was a cold Friday morning on October 30, when Biden staffers gathered around a rose gold MacBook Air covered with cheap campaign stickers to see the first sets of numbers after a successful rally in Tampa Bay, FL. The numbers from FOX News and CNN were predictable; Quinnipiac and Susquehanna University had similarly […]

Maybe you’ve already told him how you feel. Maybe you haven’t quite worked up the courage. With Valentine’s Day just hours away, the Heckler has all the information you need to give your crush, Todd Olson, the Valentine’s Day of his dreams.   The Flowers Ok- call us old fashioned, but there really is just no […]

        ON THE WEB – According to recent insider reports from Intro to Linguistics, Anonymous Chupacabra is completely dominating a presentation group’s Google doc. The source of this information prefers to remain under the alias “Anonymous Liger”, but is confirmed to have legitimate access to the document in question. The group consists of five students, none […]