-
1 month ago | 
georgetownvoice.com | Rhea Banerjee |Nathan B. Barber |Jacob Livesay |Ian Philbrick
A story of culture, a soundtrack of wit and aspirations, a musical of vibrant community—Signature Theater’s In the Heights brings Lin Manuel Miranda’s genius to the DMV at an opportune time. Financial worries in an inflating economy and antipathetic narratives around immigration present ample cause for the important conversations highlighted by this musical. Bursting with musical talent and remarkable, honest acting, this must-see production runs from Feb. 11–May 4 in Arlington, Virginia.
-
2 months ago | 
georgetownvoice.com | Hannah Park |Alec Weiker |Cole Kindiger |Rhea Banerjee
In light of the wildfires in and around Los Angeles last month, at least five D.C. restaurants took action in recent weeks to support affected victims, stepping up through organized efforts and generous contributions during a time of crisis. The Duck & The Peach, a New American restaurant located in Capitol Hill, and Slice & Pie, a New York and Detroit-style pizza joint on 14th Street, hosted fundraisers to contribute to these efforts.
-
Jan 17, 2025 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Rhea Banerjee |Ajani Jones |Connor Martin |Aidan Munroe
It’s generally advised to approach relationships and careers with a teaspoon of caution. However, Bob Dylan (Timothée Chalamet) throws caution to the wind in Hollywood’s most recent biopic, A Complete Unknown (2024), which approaches stages of the star’s life with an effervescent, reverberating ambition.
-
Jan 17, 2025 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Rhea Banerjee |Brynn Furey |Emma Francois |Lucy Montalti
It’s generally advised to approach relationships and careers with a teaspoon of caution. However, Bob Dylan (Timothée Chalamet) throws caution to the wind in Hollywood’s most recent biopic, A Complete Unknown (2024), which approaches stages of the star’s life with an effervescent, reverberating ambition.
-
Dec 25, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Rhea Banerjee
“This is not for lyricists, I swear, it’s not the sentiments / Fuck a double entendre, I want y’all to feel this shit.” Dedicated to Kendrick Lamar’s commitment to his art, the visceral opening song of his latest album, “wacced out murals,” makes a striking statement with its echoey, Spanish lyrics that glide into a slow, heavy beat with cumbersome prose. On Nov. 22, Lamar disrupted the music industry by releasing his sixth studio album, GNX, a mere two minutes after the teaser.
-
Apr 14, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Tina Solki |Eileen S Chen |Amber Xie |Rhea Banerjee
Soft scrapes echo through the slowly filling room. Drafting desks are rolled around, adjusted, hung flat, or hitched high, accompanied by quiet chatter in various corners. The desks settle in a ring around a center platform where the model—Babs New, a regular—idles, still enrobed, waiting for the session to begin. Most Fridays, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Georgetown’s Department of Art and Art History hosts free, open-access figure drawing sessions.
-
Apr 13, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Eileen S Chen |Amber Xie |Zachary Warren |Rhea Banerjee
All of Georgetown’s campus is a runway for Akil Cole (CAS ’24). “I find myself practicing my walk on my way to school. I’ll have my book bag, people might see me locked in with my face, and I’m doing my model walk,” he said. Cole is a two-time model for Georgetown’s annual Diamanté Fashion Show, and cites his tendency to sashay to class as a welcome side effect of practicing for the after-hours role.
-
Apr 13, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Rhea Banerjee |Zachary Warren |John Szieff |Anna Savo-Matthews
Would you dumpster dive for $200? That’s the cash prize up for grabs at Georgetown’s first Trashion Show, premiering on April 21 at 6 p.m. Organized by GREEN’s Zero Waste Team, the show aims to promote sustainability on campus by creating outfits from trash and encouraging students to think more critically about how they can reuse materials.
-
Mar 30, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Cole Kindiger |Rhea Banerjee |Francesca Theofilou |Claire Goldberg
In the interior of D.C.’s first all-vegan Cajun restaurant, Glenn Miller’s “In the Mood” hums through the speakers. Six shelves of still-growing microgreens are placed in front of the window, labeled “Rainbow Radish,” “Broccolini,” and “Super Spicy Greens.” A full-length mirror, complete with a French Quarter-style gilded casing, frames half a dozen small wicker tables.
-
Mar 1, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Sofia Kemeny |Kristy Li |Claire Goldberg |Rhea Banerjee
On Thursday, Jan. 18, a mysterious email arrived in our inbox: “Georgetown’s First-Ever Pasta Bar.” Huh? Sent from the inconspicuous Georgetown address of Jacopo Cardinali (MSB ’25), the pasta bar email reached hundreds of people. Our interest was immediately piqued; it was all we could talk about before our weekly section meeting. We had so many questions. Who are these people? Why are they cooking pasta? Is it any good? How on earth did they get so many email addresses?
