Georgetown Raises Tuition Yet Again Amid Community Frustration
The annual undergraduate tuition rate will increase by 4.9% for the 2023-2024 academic year, the second increase in the last two years.
Student Organizations Reflect on Initiatives During Black History Month
Over a dozen student groups across Georgetown University helped host 27 events in honor of Black History Month, including educational initiatives and social gatherings.
GUTS Service To Run on Weekends for Remainder of Spring Semester
Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle buses will run on the weekends to the Rosslyn and Dupont Circle Metro stations between noon and midnight.
The Class of 2027 and onward will take a one-credit Race, Power, and Justice seminar at Georgetown to meet the revised Pathways to Social Justice requirement.
The Editorial Board urges the Georgetown University Office of Sustainability to make a more conscious and deliberate effort to be transparent in their plans and progress toward making the Hilltop a greener campus, drawing on the historic lack of communication between administration and the rest of the Georgetown community with respect to sustainability plans.
VIEWPOINT: Genocide Shouldn’t Be Debatable
Lela Tolajian (SFS ’26) calls on Georgetown to empower Armenian voices through the creation of an Armenian Student Association, especially in the face of increased aggression by neighboring Azerbaijan.
Kolby Palmer (CAS ’25), Lulu Ward (CAS ’26), Anthony Duan (CAS ‘26) and Max Ransibrahmanakul (SOH ’24) draw attention to the inequities faced by many DC residents over lack of reliable internet access.
The Georgetown men’s and women’s swimming and diving team capped off a strong season at the Big East championships on Feb. 25, as the men took home their second consecutive conference championship and the women earned third place.
What’s New in Walsh
The Spagnuolo Gallery, tucked away in Georgetown’s Walsh Building, features artwork from unique sources that reflect disparate cultural histories.
‘Cuts & Bruises’ Gets in Some Good Punches
Irish indie rock band Inhaler is back with “Cuts & Bruises,” a move away from the group’s rebellious tone in previous releases.
Students Express Frustration with Housing Accommodations Process
Students requiring housing accommodations have found themselves head-to-head with Residential Living to get the housing they need.
PROFILE: The New Face of the School of Health
Dr. Christopher J. King, who will serve as the inaugural dean for the newly launched Georgetown University School of Health (SOH), sets out his vision for how the new school can help tackle inequities in healthcare.
