4 Former Presidents Discuss The Future of Latin America
Former presidents from Uruguay, Colombia, Mexico and the United States discussed the current state of affairs in Latin America and its future possibilities.
Students Mourn Deaths of Uyghurs in China at Candlelight Vigil
Community members gathered at Red Square to protest CCP oppression of Uyghurs in Xinjiang and Chinese President Xi Jinping’s “zero-COVID” policy.
GU Fraternity Brother Accused of Misusing Nonprofit Money
Georgetown alum Terrence Boyle (SFS ’63, LAW ’72) allegedly mishandled over $2 million of the Delta Phi Epsilon (DPE) fraternity’s nonprofit funds and assets, intended to sponsor student scholarships, for personal benefit.
The founding dean of GU-Qatar, James Reardon-Anderson, passed away Nov. 24. Reardon-Anderson served the university for over three decades and leaves behind a legacy marked by his care for students, commitment to Georgetown’s missions and global contributions to the university.
VIEWPOINT: Expose the Hidden Curriculum
Madison Fox-Moore (COL ’26) calls on the Georgetown administration and the student body to immerse themselves in the realities of the socioeconomic inequity on campus through the expansion of the “Mastering the Hidden Curriculum” course.
Grace Rivers (COL ‘24) calls on the student body to demonstrate their support for transgender community members in the face of legislative descrimination, a rise in hate crimes, and the endorsement of transphobic rhetoric by campus speakers.
The Georgetown women’s soccer team turned in yet another stellar performance highlighted by their sixth Big East tournament title in seven years and a near-three month stretch without any losses.
The Georgetown men’s soccer team turned around a disappointing start to the season to earn an at-large bid to the NCAA Division I tournament. Although the Hoyas suffered a heartbreaking overtime loss to the Tulsa Hurricanes in the second round, their future looks bright as they will return nine of 11 starters from their final game.
Flipturn Makes Garage Band Dreams Come True at the Black Cat
Indie music lovers packed into the Black Cat on Nov. 12 to experience the party-like vibes of the Floridian band Flipturn.
A Look Inside Spielberg’s Diary: ‘The Fabelmans’
The Fabelmans offers a rare window into the mind and heart of director Steven Spielberg.
Georgetown Farmers Market: Fall, Food and Friends
Students come together to work with vendors to make GUFM possible every week. From students organizing the market each week to students helping staff many stalls, the GUFM would not be possible without a strong relationship between Georgetown students and the vendors.
Disability Studies: Curating An Inclusive Perspective
The disability studies minor engages students and faculty members in self-reflection. Through a selection of multidisciplinary courses, the program prompts them to reconsider the way they view disability and accessibility in the world and in their own lives.
