Prominent National Leaders Honor Late Professor Madeleine Albright
Political luminaries convened at Gaston Hall to honor the late SFS professor and former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright’s legacy.
Students Fundraise for Pakistan Following Catastrophic Flooding
SAS and MSA collaborate to host an open mic night fundraiser that raised over $4,000 to provide aid for those impacted by recent catastrophic flooding in Pakistan.
McCourt Conference Details Benefits of Universal Pre-K Based on 20 Year Study
After over two decades of research, Georgetown faculty presented findings on how access to early childhood education improves life outcomes.
A Georgetown professor’s newly-revealed research has revealed that William Gaston, after whom the historic Gaston Hall in Healy Hall is named, owned 163 enslaved people and supported judicial opinions that opposed equal citizenship for Black people.
The Editorial Board critiques the current lack of paid leadership roles in student-run organizations, and encourages the reallocation of funding towards compensation to promote socioeconomic diversity within these clubs
VIEWPOINT: Reject the Criminalization of Pregnancy
Grace Rivers (COL ‘24) raises awareness toward the criminalization of pregnancy across the United States in the post-Roe era in light of comments made by President John DeGioia in an interview with The Hoya regarding Georgetown’s policy toward offering reproductive resources.
Jonathan Marrow (COL ’18), Max Rosner (COL ’18) and Jack Segelstein (COL ’18) express gratitude for Fr. John O’Malley, S.J., for his mentorship during their time at Georgetown, and call on the university to bring more professors like O’Malley into the community.
Georgetown field hockey suffered a heartbreaking loss to Long Island University after a Shark midfielder scored in the last 15 seconds of the game to put LIU one goal ahead.
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Is a Beautiful Disaster
This film’s pre-release drama proved a bad omen, as a strong performance from Florence Pugh can’t save a poor plot and half-baked themes.
‘Babel’ Delights With Innovative Victorian Fantasy
Georgetown alumni author RF Kuang (SFS ’18) returns with her newest fantasy novel, a stinging indictment of academia and colonialism.
Student Leaders Work To Support Survivors, Struggle To Navigate Current Title IX Policies
On a campus with over 200 student-led organizations, student leaders find themselves restricted in their capacity to effectively provide resources for survivors of sexual assault and misconduct.
Women in Business: The Value of Mentorship and Support Networks
Peer-to-peer and faculty mentorship help MSB students, especially women, feel supported and ready to break into male-dominated spaces.
