Carter Lavin wants to see the town-gown feud settled once and for all.

Russell Ballard couldn’t wait for campus to be all the way up and running again.

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Nathan Kuerschner saw a Georgetown celebrity while traveling.

LXR living forced Dan Thoennessen to look into alternative pest control.

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Ali Filipowicz received a bizarre message from one of our basketball players.

Georgetown acclimated Brendan Griffiths to all sorts of weird behavior.

Dan Thoennessen discovered an alarming flaw in the GUSA ballot last week.

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GUSA Elections have begun. Kelly Sawyers has no faith that they’ll go off without a hitch.

For Jillian Falbe, Arman Ismail’s affinity for Batman decided her vote.

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Carlos Hernandez questioned the Provost’s understanding of how things work at Georgetown.

The Provost’s suggestions about Internet classes struck Mary Kathryn Hannan as a surprising pocket of failure.

The Voice’s Will Sommer heard worrying signs of anarchy from our city councilmember.

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This week, everyone was talking about the snow. Joe Curran provided Vox’s favorite description of the District post-Snowpocalypse.

Jen Calantone arranged a special diet for the weekend…

…While D.C. seemed to be arranging for special transportation, according to the Voice’s John Cooke.

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Jheanelle Brown worried for the Jesuits who participated in Monday night’s Spike-A-Jesuit volleyball game against students.

Voice alum Noreen Malone was swept off her feet when the Vice POTUS deigned to show up at Saturday’s game.

Jack Stuef was more concerned with what he was drinking.

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Vox is going to let its stereotypes inform it—Kelsey Ryan overheard sound evidence for introducing more science to the MSB.

Shruti Dusaj was not amused by Leo’s bizarre Wednesday night transformation.

Ivan Plis was intrigued—not by the Lady Gaga, but by Ripai’s true identity.

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Steve Siena was heartened to see familiar sights around campus.

Katherine Kaiser was proud that Georgetown’s debauchery was environmentally-friendly debauchery.

Rebecca English had an only-at-Georgetown moment.

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MC Ingram said good-bye to the finer things in life.

Melissa Miller spotted someone who she thought belonged on the Georgetown party scene.

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