The secret’s out! College Magazine, the glossy mag that is most easily found just inside Leo J. O’Donovan Dining Hall, has ranked the nation’s “10 Most Hipster Campuses” and, lo and behold, Georgetown is #10! Behind such hipster paradises as UCLA, Yale and Carnegie Mellon, in addition to the obvious choices of NYU and Berkeley, Georgetown has the honor of being the most hipster campus south of the Mason-Dixon line. Excuse Vox for a second while we go tweet about this with an ironic hashtag.

The magazine’s explanation is:

In addition to politically focused, Washington, D.C. ranks as one of the top hipster cities around. And this year it seems like more students are adding “hipster” to their resumes, especially at Georgetown. As a top U.S. shopping destination, Georgetown kids build their hipster style at the vintage shops, thrift stores and cute boutiques just minutes from campus.  But they aren’t your typical hipsters; many Georgetown students claim they’re hipster because their style is “ironic” and errs on the side of preppiness. Georgetown student Christina Nelson couldn’t define the typical Georgetown hipster: “I wouldn’t be a hipster if I answered your question.” Georgetown’s strong liberal arts program, top-rated student radio station and the unmistakably cool D.C. atmosphere are just icing on the (dairy-free) cake.

Oh, no. We’ve been found out. Now privileged kids from New Jersey and Connecticut who want to feel trendy without abandoning their preppy roots will descend on Georgetown by the train-load. Because that would be just awful. Who would want to go to a school like that.

But seriously, if anyone has recommendations for vintage shops near campus where Vox can stock up on hipster clothing, let us know in the comments. And if you know where these thrift stores “just minutes from campus” are, I think we’re all in the dark about that.

In our rankings obsessed college culture, every website has their own list and ranking method. The bloggers at TruTV.com ranked the 30 Dumbest Universities in America, and yes, we made the cut.

Their method? Take one event that can be seen as funny or dumb, add factually questionable snarky analysis, and you’re on the list (you can be the judge of whether this is more objective than US News and World Report).

Surprisingly, a certain dorm room laboratory wasn’t what sent us to the bottom of the class, but drugs were included. They cited our class, “Philosophy 194: Hallucinating,” as being “dumbest” worthy:

Many American college students learn about hallucination in college by experimenting with illegal drugs like LSD, Acid or Mushrooms. Of course, if you go to Georgetown University, you can learn about these things in class, specifically “Philosophy 194: Hallucinating.”

It seems we are in good company though, with Brown and Columbia also sharing this achievement.

DormSplash.com, a new website that allows students to review their dorms, recently published its first ever Dormy Awards.

The Village A apartment complex took sixth place in the best party dorm category, while first place went to the Briscoe-Shoemaker dorm at the University of Indiana-Bloomington.

Although top “honors” went to Garner Hall at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Georgetown’s Darnall Hall placed third in the worst dorm rankings.

The rankings, however, might be a bit questionable.

Only 7,100 reviews have been submitted for the website. The rankings of certain schools might be due to the site offering a “massive cupcake party” for the school with the most reviews.