Syed, now 41, was freed from prison earlier this year after a judge overturned his 2000 murder conviction.
“Varsity Blues took on the side door of admissions. This case takes on the back door,” says one of the attorneys suing 16 major universities over alleged antitrust violations.
May 20, 2021
Forced Off Campus During The Pandemic, D.C. College Students Broke Out Of Their University Bubbles
They couldn’t live on campus or eat in dining halls. So instead, these college students found other neighborhoods in – and out of – D.C. to call home.
Feb 08, 2021
Three Semesters Into The Pandemic, Local Colleges Grapple With How To Manage Students Safely
As the pandemic continues, some local universities are attempting to reopen their campuses for students. Others are embarking on a third semester of majority remote learning.
Aug 05, 2020
Some Georgetown Students Call Financial Aid Reductions A ‘Slap In The Face’ During Pandemic
While the university has adjusted to online classes for the fall, some worry they won’t be able to attend at all given their financial aid changes.
“You should assume everywhere you go, every room you’re in, every surface you touch, is infectious,” a public health expert says of students’ return to campus.
Students at American University, Georgetown University, George Washington University, Howard University and Catholic University of America have all written to their schools asking for on-campus police reforms.
The parent admitted to paying Georgetown’s then-tennis coach $50,000 to recruit his daughter to the school’s tennis team.
Feb 10, 2020
Georgetown University Joins Movement To Divest From Fossil Fuels, Invest In Renewable Energy
The university says its endowment will be completely fossil-fuel free within ten years.
Dec 10, 2019
Another Georgetown Parent Has Pleaded Guilty In The Nationwide College Admissions Scandal
The California woman paid Rick Singer’s company $9,000 to have online classes taken for her son and help him graduate from Georgetown.