Promotional poster for The Last Days of Judas Iscariot This March, Nomadic Theatre put on The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, a satirical...

In more than twenty novels, bestselling author Jodi Picoult has addressed school shootings, organ donation, suicide pacts, Asperger’s...

An essential experience for Georgetown students, especially those suffering from Bubble Fever, is exploring D.C.’s nightlife. One of the...

Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood is easily one of the greatest American books of all time. Published in 1966, it can be described as the...

According to Google, YouTube’s parent site, restricted mode uses Community Guidelines reviews, meta-data, and age-restrictions to screen...

Jerome Smalls and Nicholas Spates. As the academic year starts to speed up during its final stretch, the culture of Georgetown has never...

On April 22, the 2017 DC Beer Fest will return to Nationals Ballpark in Southeast for its eighth iteration. The event will take place...

Mask and Bauble’s fourth and final mainstage production of the school year, the dark comedy Stupid F###ing Bird, will run April 6-8 at...

On April 20, The AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center will screen the film 1984 for a one-night-only viewing. The film is an adaptation...

Strangers again, we start the usual script Of pointless pleasantries and bland remarks About the weather, the news, and our days. I’d...

I want to fall in love the way that children Find a friend: naturally and free of guile With no ulterior motives, no words unsaid, Just...

Declaring your major is a good idea. Declaring a major can be a very anxiety-fraught process for students, and it’s no surprise why:...

Though the name is misleading, this is not a bop. To my loyal fans/readers, It has come to my attention that members of my own staff have...