Vincent, Hirai Elected to GUSA Executive
Camber Vincent (SFS ’24) and Alyssa Hirai (SFS ’24) will take office as Georgetown University Student Association President and Vice President Dec. 4.
Maggie Haberman Speaks to Students, Makes Predictions About Trump 2024 Run
Haberman sat down with GU Politics to discuss the former president’s past and future.
GSP Celebrates First Generation, Low-Income Students
The GSProud campaign aims to highlight the accomplishments of GSP members and encourage discourse on disparities in socioeconomic status and class on the Hilltop.
For the first time in two decades, two Georgetown students — Atharv Gupta (SFS ’23) and Isabella Turilli (SFS ’22) — have been awarded the Rhodes scholarship in the same year.
VIEWPOINT: End GU Investment in Genocide
Christopher Boose (GRD ’22) exposes Georgetown University’s investment in Alibaba, a corporation that has supported the genocide of Uyghur Muslims in China’s Xinjiang region and demands that the university show its support for human rights through divestment.
Savannah Jones (COL ’25) discusses the merits and shortcomings of Georgetown’s accessibility options for disabled students and calls on the university to be accountable to continued student feedback.
For the second time this season, the Georgetown volleyball team lost to the UConn Huskies in straight sets.
Georgetown’s football team claimed its second victory of the season with its 30-20 defeat of Lafayette. After a strong performance, graduate wide receiver Joshua Tomas is now only three receptions away from breaking the program record of 74 catches in a single season.
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Misses the Mark
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” the latest entry in the MCU, offers a compelling portrait of grief in the wake of Chadwick Boseman’s untimely death. Unfortunately, the movie is bogged down by needless subplots.
‘Miss del Río,’ A Life that Glitters Despite Adversity
“Miss Del Rio,” a new bio-fiction novel by Georgetown professor Bárbara Mujica, beautifully explores the story of immigrant actress Dolores del Río.
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.
