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Ajani Stella

Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor

Ajani Stella is a sophomore in the College of Arts & Sciences from New York, N.Y., studying government with minors in journalism and history. He has traveled to 27 countries.

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Georgetown University students delivered a petition with 1,130 signatures demanding the university reverse its decision to shift management of Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS) to a third-party vendor.

‘Protect GUTS’ Petition Opposing GU’s Bus Policy Change Garners Over 1,160 Signatures

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
After President Donald Trump announced a $100,000-per-year fee on mew visas for skilled foreign workers, Georgetown University recommended employees with that visa to return to the United States by 12:01 a.m. Sept. 21, when the new fee rule took effect.

GU Recommended Skilled Foreign Workers Return to US After New Visa Fee

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University's updated code of conduct created a new definition for student organizations and made all conduct processes more transparent.

New Code of Conduct Improves Transparency, Updates Citation Process, Organization Rules

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
As the federal takeover of Washington, D.C.'s police department ended, some Georgetown University community members remained concerned over the future of the District's autonomy and policing.

GU Community Concerns for DC Future Persist Despite End of MPD Federalization

By Ajani Stella and Nora Toscano
The Georgetown University department of government hosted an event on pressing constitutional issues in honor of the annual Constitution Day.

Government Professors Assess Pressing Constitutional Issues

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Ajani Stella/The Hoya | At a vigil for Gaza by a faculty group, faculty read out names of children killed.

GU Community Commemorates Children Killed in Gaza, Petitions for Town Hall

By Nora Toscano and Ajani Stella
The Fall 2025 fellows at the Georgetown University Institute of Politics and Public Service sat down with The Hoya to discuss the National Guard and the current political moment.

GU Politics Fellows Talk National Guard, Future of Politics

By Ruth Abramovitz and Ajani Stella
A third-party vendor will soon assume management of Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS) bus drivers, threatening their access to university benefits, according to interviews with seven drivers.

Planned GU Policy Threatens GUTS Bus Drivers’ University Benefits, Leads to Frustration, Disappointment

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Ammar Campa-Najjar, a Georgetown University graduate student and teaching assistant, filed to run for Congress in California.

GU Graduate Student Runs for Congress

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GUSA senators advanced summer legislation on student life funding, GUPD security costs, and building access ahead of the fall semester.

Faculty Group Holds Lectures About Palestine

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Florencia Agrazo and Marco Ferrario, a couple from Buenos Aires, Argentina, opened Flor. Coffee + Books to bring parts of their heritage to Washington, D.C.

New Buenos Aires-Inspired Coffee Shop Invites Community, Reflection in Georgetown

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor

Guide to Campus Resources

By Ajani Stella
In a photo taken by a member of The Hoya, six federal agents appear to be patrolling campus. Other federal agents have been spotted in the Georgetown neighborhood in the days since President Donald Trump federalized the D.C. police and activated the National Guard.

Federal Agents Appeared to Be Present on GU Campus, Neighborhood

By Nora Toscano, Maren Fagan, Ajani Stella, and Ruth Abramovitz
Former FEMA Official Named VP of Public Safety

Former FEMA Official Named VP of Public Safety

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Maren Fagan/The Hoya | The federal government and Badar Khan Suri reached a settlement to reinstate Khan Suri's legal status after five months of legal filings.

Federal Government Reinstates Khan Suri’s Legal Status in Settlement

By Maren Fagan and Ajani Stella
Adriana D. Kugler resigned five months early from her position as governor of the Federal Reserve Board, returning to her professorship at the McCourt School of Public Policy.

Federal Reserve Governor Will Return to McCourt Professorship After Stepping Down Early

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Kinney Zalesne faces an uphill battle in her primary challenge against Eleanor Holmes Norton for Washington, D.C. delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives.

Former DNC Official Launches Primary Challenge for DC Delegate Seat

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown's new partial ban of masks may affect protests on campus amid students' fear retaliation or doxxing.

New Policy Shifts Could Affect Student Protests, Campus Climate

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Shon Hopwood, convicted of domestic assault July 18, previously served 11 years in federal prison for bank robbery before studying law and becoming a Georgetown University Law Center professor.

GU Law Professor Convicted of Assault

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Two residential halls were defaced with Nazi swastikas, prompting a GUPD investigation.

University Review of GU Professor for Controversial Posts Prompts Criticism, Praise

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University Interim President Robert M. Groves balanced defending the university's mission with assuaging Republicans' fears about antisemitism and campus political climate, avoiding viral moments that characterized other hearings.

ANALYSIS: Groves Appears to Assuage Republicans, Defend Free Speech in Congressional Hearing

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Groves Testifies Before House Committee

Groves Testifies Before House Committee

By Maren Fagan, Paulina Inglima, Ajani Stella, Aamir Jamil, Nora Toscano, and Evie Steele
DHS Targeted Khan Suri for Academic Speech, Lawyers Allege

DHS Targeted Khan Suri for Academic Speech, Lawyers Allege

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
A $10 million donation will provide scholarships for the Georgetown University Law Center, as well as support graduates interested in public service.

Two GU Law Students Named Tillman Scholars

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University's Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center and Hebrew University of Jerusalem announced a joint cancer research initiative aiming to transform international collaboration at an event in Washington, D.C.

GU, Hebrew University Partner for Cancer Research Initiative

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GU Names Lehigh Official as New Investment Chief

GU Names Lehigh Official as New Investment Chief

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
A $10 million donation will provide scholarships for the Georgetown University Law Center, as well as support graduates interested in public service.

GU Law Center to Get $10 Million for Scholarships, Public Service Career Support

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Two residential halls were defaced with Nazi swastikas, prompting a GUPD investigation.

GUPD Investigates Antisemitic Graffiti Carved Into Campus Buildings

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University aims to construct a boathouse for its rowing teams after a deal with the National Park Service and Washington, D.C. granting federal land to the university.

GU Announces Deal for New Boathouse Along the Potomac

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
The Georgetown Law Center on Privacy & Technology, alongside two immigrant rights groups, sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for information about its collection of noncitizens' DNA.

GU Law Group Sues Homeland Security Over Noncitizen DNA Collection

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GUSA senators advanced summer legislation on student life funding, GUPD security costs, and building access ahead of the fall semester.

GU Recommends Incoming Students From Banned Countries Defer Enrollment, Warns Current Students Not to Leave US

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University’s Capitol Campus Department of Public Safety (CC-DPS) will increase campus patrols after a gunman fatally shot two Israeli Embassy officials a block away from the Capitol Campus on May 21.

Capitol Campus Increases Patrols After Downtown Shooting

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University students and faculty believe the newly inaugurated Pope Leo XIV will uphold the legacy and values of the late Pope Francis.

GU Community Finds Joy, Promise in Pope Leo XIV

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
The Georgetown University School of Nursing will become the Berkley School of Nursing in honor of the Berkley Family Foundation's $25 million donation.

GU Renames School of Nursing Following $25 Million Donation

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GUSA senators advanced summer legislation on student life funding, GUPD security costs, and building access ahead of the fall semester.

GU Limits Cuts to Staff Benefits After Community Outcry

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
The new dean of the McCourt School of Public Policy will be Carole Roan Gresenz, a public health and policy scholar, the university announced May 8.

Public Health Scholar to Become McCourt Dean

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Protesters Demand GU Honor Divestment Referendum

Protesters Demand GU Honor Divestment Referendum

By Ajani Stella and Nora Toscano
Vali Nasr discusses Iran's shifting grand strategy as the SFS announces the Iran Project.

Federal Government Reinstates Some GU Community Members’ Immigration Statuses

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
18 students won seats in the GUSA Senate with plans to improve on-campus dining, increase transparency, and expand transportation. (Georgetown University)

BREAKING: GU Students Endorse Divestment From Israel in Referendum

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University will take steps to limit expenses and increase revenue, as the federal government makes significant cuts to higher education, interim university president Robert M. Groves announced April 29.

GU Budget Reductions Include Hiring Freeze, Spending Cuts

By Ari Citrin and Ajani Stella
The Georgetown University community mourned the loss of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit and Latin American pope in the Catholic Church, who is remembered for his commitment to social justice.

Through Dialogue and Reflection, GU Mourns Pope Francis

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Four prominent political journalists explored how President Donald Trump transformed journalism throughout his second term during a Georgetown University panel April 22.

Journalists Share Concerns Over Trump’s Impact on Media at GU Event

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GU Renews Qatar Campus Contract for Another Decade

GU Renews Qatar Campus Contract for Another Decade

By Ajani Stella and Ruth Abramovitz
An anonymous Georgetown group organized a fundraising campaign for detained Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher Badar Khan Suri's family and legal defense, raising over $8,500 as of April 23.

GU Community Joins Fundraising Campaign for Khan Suri’s Legal Defense

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University hosted the lawyer defending federally detained Georgetown researcher Badar Khan Suri and two legal experts during an event April 14.

GU Hosts Khan Suri’s Lawyer, Legal Experts

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GUPD Investigating Potential Antisemitic Hate Crime

GUPD Investigating Potential Antisemitic Hate Crime

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Thousands of protesters rallied in downtown Washington, D.C. on April 5 to demand the United States divest from the Israeli military and release detained pro-Palestinian student protesters and scholars.

DC Pro-Palestine Rally Demands Divestment, Release of Students, Scholars

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University students protested Badar Khan Suri's detainment and demanded the university become a “sanctuary campus” in a rally outside the front gates April 11.

GU Students Demand Khan Suri’s Release, Launch New Protest Coalition

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University junior Harry Sun won the Goldwater Scholarship, a prestigious grant for science and engineering students, for his research into cancer treatment.

GU Student Wins Goldwater Scholarship for Cancer Research

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Two Georgetown University professors, Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware, won a top British award for their book on far-right terrorism in the United States.

GU Professors Win British Award for Book on Far-Right Terrorism

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Tens of thousands of protesters crowded around the Washington Monument, rallying against President Donald Trump on April 5.

GU Community Among Thousands at Rally Against Trump

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University| Federal immigration agents detained a Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher March 17, accusing him of opposing U.S. foreign policy and seeking to deport him. The researcher, Badar Khan Suri, is in the U.S. legally on a student visa.

CAS Faculty, Staff Win Awards at Spring Convocation

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Students and faculty gathered to connect the current political landscape to historical events during a teach-in, an informal teaching model that is a form of protest, that the Georgetown University history department held March 28.

History Department Teach-In Responds to Political Environment

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University community members demanded the university protect academic freedom and core values amid fears of political encroachment after Columbia University agreed to federal demands to crack down on pro-Palestine protests.

GU Community Responds After Columbia University Cooperates With Trump

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The 2025 Lannan Symposium featured a series of writers and artists advocating literature as a solution to climate change by highlighting global inequality March 25 to 27.

Lannan Symposium Highlights Role of Literature in Climate Action

By Ajani Stella and Annie Quimby
The Booth Family Center for Special Collections, which houses rare materials in Lauinger Library, hosted an open house featuring its newest collections to celebrate its 10th anniversary March 25.

Booth Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Members of the Georgetown University community defended Badar Khan Suri in a faculty-organized walkout March 25.

GU Faculty Lead Walkout Supporting Khan Suri

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University | Federal immigration agents detained a Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher March 17, accusing him of opposing U.S. foreign policy and seeking to deport him. The researcher, Badar Khan Suri, is in the U.S. legally on a student visa.

DEVELOPING: Khan Suri Transferred to Texas Detention Facility

By Ajani Stella and Aamir Jamil
AMANDA VANORDEN FOR THE HOYA The number of Americans ages 65 and older is projected to more than double from 46 million today to over 98 million by 2060, and the 65-and-older age group’s share of the total population will rise to nearly 24 percent from 15 percent, according to the Population Reference Bureau.

Department of Education Launches Investigation Into GU Graduate Programs

By Aamir Jamil and Ajani Stella
Georgtown University students and faculty have led many protests on campus, including for Palestinian liberation and labor rights, but many are now fearful of federal retaliation amid the Trump admininstration's crackdown.

Federal Crackdown on Campus Protests Spurs GU Student, Faculty Concern

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Members of the Georgetown University community are confident the inaugural first-year course requirement "Race, Power and Justice at Georgetown," which focuses on injustice and equity, will withstand a federal crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at higher education institutions.

GU Community Defends ‘Race, Power and Justice’ Course Amid DEI Crackdown

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Paulina Inglima/The Hoya

Khan Suri’s Deportation Stayed as Wife Files Petition for Release

By Paulina Inglima, Ajani Stella, and Aamir Jamil
Georgetown University | Federal immigration agents detained a Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher March 17, accusing him of opposing U.S. foreign policy and seeking to deport him. The researcher, Badar Khan Suri, is in the U.S. legally on a student visa.

Who Is Badar Khan Suri?

By Nora Toscano and Ajani Stella
ALEXANDER BROWN/THE HOYA Washington, D.C. area colleges, including Georgetown, have come under fire for being exempt from $111 million in local property taxes.

Khan Suri’s Detainment Sparks Concern, Outrage Among GU Community Members

By Nora Toscano, Ajani Stella, and Maren Fagan
Georgetown University | Federal immigration agents detained a Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher March 17, accusing him of opposing U.S. foreign policy and seeking to deport him. The researcher, Badar Khan Suri, is in the U.S. legally on a student visa.

GU Researcher Detained By Immigration Agents

By Evie Steele, Nora Toscano, Ajani Stella, and Maren Fagan
Kurt Campbell, the former deputy secretary of state under former President Joe Biden, will teach classes and speak at Georgetown University events as a fellow at the School of Foreign Service starting in August 2025.

Former Biden Administration ‘Asia Czar’ to Join SFS

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University students devised solutions addressing wildfires and health care in immigrant communities based on a fictional case study set in California during a virtual event March 10.

GU Students Convene for Interdisciplinary Climate Change Case Challenge

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University students highlighted an emphasis on inclusion, loyalty to Jesuit values and dynamic responses to the current presidential administration as the university continues to search for its 49th president.

GU Remains Top Producer of Fulbright Students, Loses No. 1 Spot

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
A Gay Men's Chorus of Washington D.C. concert was cancelled at the Kennedy Center after Donald Trump replaced the center's leadership, the group announced Feb. 19, prompting outcry from the artistic and LGBTQ+ communities.

Kennedy Center Cancels Gay Men’s Chorus Event, Prompts Outcry

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Members of Georgetown’s Office of Jewish Life, the Georgetown Israel Alliance and Chabad Georgetown held a Feb. 20 vigil to honor the Israeli hostages killed in Gaza.

GU Jewish Community Holds Vigil for Israeli Hostages

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
A new Islamic studies minor studying the history, literature and culture of Islamic civilizations will launch in the Fall 2025 semester as part of the Arabic and Islamic studies department.

New Islamic Studies Minor to Offer Courses in History, Culture

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
President Donald Trump became the new chair of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a frequent partner of Georgetown University, Feb. 12, after installing a new executive director and dismissing more than half of the board Feb. 10.

Trump Overhauls Kennedy Center Leadership, Names Himself Chairman

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University history professor Maurice Jackson narrates how Washington, D.C., musicians and athletes have combated racial discrimination through unity and empowerment in his new book, published Feb. 3.

GU History Professor’s Book Chronicles Role of Music, Sports in DC Racial Equality Fight

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Phillip Ayoub, an international relations professor at University College London, warned anti-LGBTQ+ movements have surged through strong international networks, building global coalitions, during a Georgetown University event Feb. 6.

Author Warns of Rise of International Anti-LGBTQ+ Movements

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Ibrahim Dalalsha, an analyst specializing in Palestinian politics, advocated for a two-state solution and political reform in Palestine to achieve stability and enduring peace, stressing the importance of dialogue and mutual understanding, during a webinar Jan. 28.

Analyst Centers Importance of Stability for Lasting Peace in Palestine

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The inaugural cohort of the Nurse Executives in Residence program joined the Georgetown University School of Nursing (SON) Jan. 22 to teach doctoral students leadership and advocacy skills, beginning in the 2025-2026 academic year.

School of Nursing Launches Executives in Residence Program to Train Doctoral Students in Leadership, Policy

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Physics professor Gen Yin will work toward developing new magnetic technology to power computer storage and processing, making them more efficient and reducing power consumption, with a $600,000 grant announced Jan. 21.

GU Physics Professor Wins Grant for Computing Technology Research

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
A virtual panel event hosted academics and social care experts to explain how social environments, politics and global issues are the roots of the mental health crisis, focusing on systemic issues often overlooked, on Jan. 22.

Panel Considers Role of Social Environment, Politics in Mental Health

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Two new student-curated exhibitions featuring paintings exploring communist China and photographs from university archives launched in the Georgetown University Art Galleries in the Edmund A. Walsh building Jan. 17, which aims to examine how art reflects both contemporary issues and Georgetown’s values.

GU Art Galleries Open Chinese Painting, GU Photography Exhibitions

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The third cohort of Tech & Public Policy (TPP) fellows, who aim to engage students on the intersection of technology and politics, at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy was announced by the university Jan. 14.

McCourt Welcomes Tech & Public Policy Fellows

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Thousands of demonstrators, including at least 100 Georgetown students, marched at the People’s March in Washington, D.C., to advocate for women’s reproductive rights, racial justice and other progressive causes on Jan. 18 in response to President Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration.

GU Students Join People’s March Protesting Incoming Trump Administration

By Ajani Stella and Shira Oz
The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS) held an event Jan. 16 celebrating the 25th anniversary of a United Nations (UN) resolution advancing gender-based justice during armed conflict, featuring panels and speeches from government and nonprofit leaders.

Institute for Women, Peace and Security Commemorates Anniversary of United Nations Peacemaking Framework

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital is one of the first in the country to begin implementing tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy, a new treatment for metastatic melanoma that trains a patient’s own immune system and tumor to fight the cancer, the hospital announced Jan. 8.

GU Hospital Rolls Out Breakthrough Melanoma Treatment

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The Black Alumni Council honored Georgetown history professor Maurice Jackson with its Distinguished Leader Award Jan. 8, recognizing his service to the Washington, D.C. community and scholarship on Black history throughout his academic tenure at Georgetown and his career in community organizing.

Black Alumni Council Honors GU History Professor

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown theater professor Derek Goldman wrote and directed "The Art of Care," a play that portrays the depth of care for individuals through art, following seven stories of care and caregiving in the actors’ own lives, which performed until Nov. 24.

GU Professor Produces Play About Caregivers, Healthcare

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown history professor Timothy Newfield received €10 million to the plague's differential toll on medieval Europe as part of a research team, building on interdisciplinary research and knowledge about disease from the COVID-19 pandemic, the university announced on Nov. 26.

History Professor Receives 10 Million Euros to Study Plague’s Uneven Spread

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The 12th Nuclear Security Summit, hosted by the Georgetown Biohazardous Threat Agents & Emerging Infectious Diseases (BHTA) program, called for interdisciplinary research efforts in the space industry to combat biological damage from radiation through talks with experts across multiple disciplines, as well as short presentations from graduate students, on Dec. 4 and 5.

Experts, Students Convene for Nuclear Security Summit on Space Radiation

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The Portuguese ambassador participated in a government department panel on how small states’ focus on rule of law can give them power in the changing world order on Dec. 3, showing how Portugal has exerted influence.

Portuguese Ambassador Examines Small States’ Position in the World

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Courtesy of Adam Turi / An overflowing toilet flooded a Harbin boys’ cluster with sewage, destroying the belongings of 18 residents Nov 11 for the third time in seven weeks.

Harbin Floods With Sewage Water for Third Time

By Ajani Stella, Staff Writer
The Georgetown University Lecture Fund, a student-run group that invites speakers to campus, hosted comedian, DJ and “Abbott Elementary” Star Zack Fox on Nov. 20 to reflect on his comedy career’s focus on Black culture and social justice.

Actor Reflects on Career in Comedy, Political Activism

By Ajani Stella, Hoya Staff Writer
Ajani Stella/The Hoya | The Georgetown University community honored veterans and service members with a Veterans Day service on Nov. 11 in Gaston Hall.

GU Commemorates Veterans Day, Encourages Civic Duty

By Ajani Stella, Staff Writer
The latest “Free Speech at the Crossroads: International Dialogues” convened political analysts, public officials and journalists to discuss the risks President-elect Donald Trump poses to the United States’ institutions and political environment in a Nov. 13 panel.

Experts Debate the Consequences of the Presidential Election, Explain Risks to Institutions

By Ajani Stella, Hoya Staff Writer
Kate Hwang/The Hoya | GU sophomores Peter Sloniewsky (CAS ’27) and Knox Graham (SFS ’27) were elected to Georgetown’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) Nov. 5 and will assume office Jan. 2.

Harbin Floor Floods With Sewage Water

By Ajani Stella, Staff Writer
Georgetown University | The Center for Health Insurance Reforms (CHIR) at the McCourt School of Public Policy launched a Medicare Policy Initiative on Oct. 29.

Medicare Policy Initiative Launches to Provide Policy Insight and Education

By Ajani Stella, Staff Writer

Georgetown Holds Classes on Election Day Despite Graduate, Law Students’ Call for Absences

By Ajani Stella, Hoya Staff Writer
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