“Corp sees record revenue” – The Corp saw a significant increase in revenue in Fiscal Year 2007, largely due to the addition of Flex Dollars (money that comes with a student’s meal plan) as accepted tender at Corp Services.
“Making a difference, one bite at a time” – The Corp partnered with a DCCK organization to sell sandwiches made by formerly incarcerated, homeless and low-income individuals.”
“Let the Corp lead the way on environmentalism” – The Corp switched recently to environmentally responsible Mayorga coffee, and continues to serve iced drinks in compostable cups.
“New Corp leaders plan big” – Jesse Scharff, Adah Berkovich and Kevin Lynch, officers of the 2008-2009 year, detail their plans for their leadership terms.
“This year’s Reimagine Georgetown winners” – The Corp partnered with The Hoya and the Credit Union to give four grants for student projects.
“Is The Corp really ‘The Largest Student-Run Cooperation in the World’?” – The Corp defends its claim to beat Harvard Student Agencies by being the only entirely student owned and operated company, including an all-student board and no faculty adviser.
“Corp coffee switch one of the blessings of the free market?” – The Corp switched all of its coffee to Mayorga coffee, a higher-quality roaster with socially and environmentally responsible corporate policies, run by a Georgetown grad.
“Midnight Madness buys carbon offset” – The Corp partnered with Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) to sponsor the carbon neutrality of the Fall 2009 Midnight Madness
“Davis Center to see cafe” – The Corp is currently pursuing an agreement with the University to open a Cafe in the Davis Performing Arts Center.
“Corp drops Book Co-Op” – The Corp Board of Directors made the decision last year to close its Book Co-Op service.
“The Corp should charge for plastic bags” – An Editorial from the Georgetown Voice describing the Corp’s green efforts. In January 2010, a 5 cent plastic and paper bag tax was implemented in the District of Columbia.