Professor Recounts Experiences With Discrimination in Anthropology Department Following Tenure Denial
Georgetown University’s decision to deny tenure to Professor Mubbashir Rizvi has raised community concerns about alleged procedural failures within the tenure review process and discrimination within the department.
Students Advocate To Include Graduate Students in Multicultural Graduation Ceremonies
Georgetown University students are calling for the invitation of graduate students to exclusively undergraduate multicultural graduation ceremonies through a recent email campaign.
GU Cultural Climate Survey Reflects GUPD Bias Following Student Advocacy for Relevant Questions
Georgetown University’s first cultural climate survey reveals that students of color report being disproportionately stopped by GUPD, which had led to calls for better university awareness of student-GUPD interactions.
Interested in exploring the broader concept of Jewish identity, Georgetown professor Ori Soltes selected over 70 pieces of art, ranging from paintings to t-shirts, for the exhibition “Authenticity and Identity.”
As vaccinations increase and the pandemic slows to a foreseeable end, Robin Brinkmann (SFS ’24) calls on Georgetown University to prioritize student mental health in the fall transition back to in-person learning.
EDITORIAL: Offer Affordable Summer Housing
The Editorial Board denounces Georgetown University’s price increase for summer stability housing and calls on the university to guarantee affordable summer living accommodations for all students who depend on it.
BAZAIL-EIMIL: Keep a Loving Faith
In this week’s edition of “Keeping the Faith,” Eric Bazail-Eimil (SFS ’23) calls on Georgetown University students to center love in their daily lives in order to facilitate reconciliation and healing.
In this week’s edition of “Between the Goalposts,” Demi Pappas (MSB ’24) analyzes what makes Lionel Messi and Antoine Griezmann such a powerful duo.
Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” Is a Masterclass in World Building, Thematic Development
Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ expertly tells a tale of oppression, rebellion, and what it means to be human, making the novel uphold the test of time even 40 years later.
“Duel” of the Classics: Spielberg Films, Ranked
Of Steven Spielberg’s many classics, “Jaws” and “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” come in the top five.
Over one-third of Georgetown University undergraduate students filled out the Marriage Pact, a matchmaking algorithm that pairs people to their optimal romantic partners.
GU Mutual Aid Confronts Economic Disparities Through Radical Community Care
Rallying students through grassroots organizing, the Georgetown University Mutual Aid Network has redistributed over $85,000 to students in need over the past year and advocated for student solidarity and community care amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Old Dogs, New Clicks: Senior Auditors Hit the Books, Make Online Friends in Year of Zoom
Though sometimes known to sit quietly in the back of classes, members of Georgetown University’s Senior Citizen Non-Degree Auditor Program have taken advantage of a virtual learning environment to speak up, make friends and, yes, learn how to use a computer.
