One of the students filed a lawsuit against the university earlier today.

Georgetown says any statements it made after asking Gordon Ernst to resign “focused on his athletic record only.”

Isabelle Henriquez wrote that “being a part of Georgetown’s tennis team has always been a dream of mine,” according to court documents. She doesn’t play competitive tennis.

“Georgetown University is deeply disappointed to learn that former Tennis Coach Gordon Ernst is alleged to have committed criminal acts against the University that constitute an unprecedented breach of trust.”

Under a bill introduced today, lobbyists would have to disclose actions taken to influence contracts, reprogramming, or the procurement of goods.

This one gets a bit wonky, involving a city agency that isn’t often in the headlines, contract bids, and hundreds of pages of testimony before the D.C. Council.

It paints a particularly galling picture of a school administrator who played favorites with friends and government officials, while ignoring pleas from seemingly deserving plebeians.

Coming to Olivia Pope & Associates this March: Lena Dunham.

An innocent named Ashtyn was forced to the ground after an encounter with Sunny Obama.

Washington joked, “You’re thinking, ‘We’re celebrating our academic and intellectual achievement with that lady who’s having an affair with the president on that TV show?'”