Ryan Goodwin

Times change... You'll hear little complaints from Nuggets fans.

Just a few short months ago, with Bruce Brown off to Indiana, it was looking like the Denver Nuggets were going to be on the hunt for viable guards. As it happe

When residents of Johns Creek, Georgia heard that Ashwin Ramaswami was running to be their representative in the state senate, there was a decent chance they already knew him. Even after studying computer science at Stanford University, working in Silicon Valley, and pursuing his J.D. at Georgetown University Law, Ramaswami decided he could make the most impact in the place he calls home.

If you’re ever wandering through Burleith, you might stumble upon the community track—only 320 meters around as compared to the traditional 400 meters, and the practice spot of Georgetown’s varsity track team. But despite their unusual facility, the Hoyas, both men and women, are currently in the midst of a record-breaking indoor track season.

The inherent desire to make our writing sound as sophisticated and scholarly as possible has likely been ingrained in all of us throughout our academic careers. I often get excited when I can throw a fancy vocabulary word in a paper, eager to boost my credibility and impress my professor—who can resist the urge to use words like “myriad” or “ubiquitous” when they have the chance? However, in reality, the overuse of superfluous vocabulary (see, I just did it!) doesn’t have the effect you may think. There is a distinct need in our community and the world beyond to make our writing as clear as possible, an approach known as plain language. In this case, less really can be more.

Scoring a game-winning goal in a professional soccer game is something many young players dream of, but getting onto a stage that large and rising to the occasion is a position only the most elite get a chance to be in.

The debut single by Strangers is a definite grower combining the essence of contemporary indie music while establishing their own distinct identity.

It’s hard to describe the chokehold that “Espresso” had on this past summer. Viral TikTok audios, Van Leeuwen ice cream collabs, and the widespread colloquial use of “that’s that me espresso” had audiences romanticizing an unabashedly colorful, carefree summer in caffeinated anticipation of Sabrina Carpenter’s sixth studio album, Short n’ Sweet (2024).

On Sept. 10, Georgetown students joined together to watch this year's presidential debate, featuring Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. This political season was one of national shock and firsts, among them Joe Biden’s surprising decision to drop out of the race following the first 2024 debate and his success in the primaries. From events hosted by GU Politics and College Democrats, to residents of Nevils’ Nordhoff Hall and Kennedy Hall Floor 5, these photos capture student reactions throughout a whole new debate.

The French Cassettes are in the market for an arcade—at least, that’s what lead vocalist Scott Huerta said when asked what he’s looking forward to most on tour.