Early in her book “South to America,” from 2022, Imani Perry describes taking a tour of a historic home in Annapolis, Maryland. Perry, a professor of African American studies at Princeton, is joined ...

Located on a hilltop in Washington D.C, the private school Georgetown University offers students a campus and city lifestyle. Just a short metro ride away, students can find themselves in an ...

When Ethan Henshaw (CAS ’26) heard the Supreme Court had ruled against affirmative action, he saw Georgetown as facing a different issue from many other elite national universities. “I just remember ...

Georgetown University has received a $25 million gift from the Berkley Family Foundation for its nursing programs. In recognition of the gift, the university will rename its program the Berkley School ...

When Georgetown fans look back upon the 2010s, they won’t catch a glimpse of happy March memories … or at least many of them. This was a decade in which Ohio, Virginia Commonwealth and Florida Gulf ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the Washington Post, January 7, 1982, there is an account of the unfathomably named Richard Hamilton Herrud Houghton III.

The streets of Georgetown have welcomed residents, tourists, and students for centuries, but the neighborhood’s allure, especially its food scene, has evolved drastically over the decades with the ...

In late 2011, the chain bookstore Barnes & Noble closed its location on Georgetown’s M Street amid hand-wringing over the company’s future in the age of Amazon and e-books. Now, after an Amazon ...

ON JAN. 7, Patrick Ewing walked to the dais at Capital One Arena in Washington for a postgame media conference. Georgetown had just lost its Big East opener at home to Marquette, and he was not happy ...

The Georgetown coach said "it was out of character for me to be so frustrated" after the Hoyas' 80-77 loss to Xavier. Mitchell Layton / Getty Images Georgetown men’s basketball coach Ed Cooley was ...

In 1985, the Yale anthropologist James C. Scott published a study of how subordinated populations can resist the powerful and dominant. He introduced the idea of “weapons of the weak”: “foot-dragging, ...

An archaeological dig in 2015 at 3324 Dent Place NW in Georgetown, the site of the former home of Yarrow Mamout. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post) James H. Johnston is a writer, lecturer and lawyer ...