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Newmarket Public Library Maker Hub launch party March 14 - Vimarsana News

Newmarket Public Library Maker Hub launch party March 14

New space includes additional 3D printers, an embroidery machine, a knitting machine, melty beads and more.

On Your Radar: The Valentine's Day Issue – The Hoya - Vimarsana News

On Your Radar: The Valentine's Day Issue – The Hoya

Fall in LOVE With Georgetown! Who needs an S.O. when you could fall in love with our city instead? Just a few minutes walk from the gates, many shops on M St. will be running a “Love, Georgetown” promotion Feb. 7 to 14. Promotions will include deals on Valentine’s Day-inspired treats, such as rose lattes...

Makers in Defense of Ukraine: A Year Of Fighting Back With Innovation - Vimarsana News

Makers in Defense of Ukraine: A Year Of Fighting Back With Innovation

On February 24, 2022 at about 4:50 a.m., we woke up, my wife Svitlana and I, and argued whether the sounds we were hearing were a rocket or not. Then

THEO 101: The Problem of Google Calendar - The Georgetown Voice - Vimarsana News

THEO 101: The Problem of Google Calendar - The Georgetown Voice

There are certainly benefits to visually dividing up one’s day in color coordinating blocks and receiving phone notifications of events, and I fully utilize the service to keep track of myriad life happenings. But the way Georgetown students use it is borderline obsessive, perhaps straight up deviant.

Supporting creativity at Georgetown starts with Arts Week - Vimarsana News

Supporting creativity at Georgetown starts with Arts Week

The last Arts Week was in 2019, and the event has been lost almost entirely to a vanishing institutional memory. A concerted effort between the administration, creative student organizations, and the Georgetown Program Board (GPB), however, could bring it back.