Georgetown Hires New Associate Director for LGBTQ Resource Center
The LGBTQ Resource Center appointed Riley Jelenick as its new associate director April 13.
Hoya Harvest Garden Launches at Breaking Ground Festival
The Earth Commons celebrated the opening of the Hoya Harvest Garden at the Breaking Ground Festival on April 21.
Four Women Faculty Elected to Elite Academic Society
Georgetown professors Marcia Chatelain, Carolyn Forché, Maria Cancian, and Anita Gonzalez were selected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a historic and prestigious organization that publishes its members’ research to the public.
Two Georgetown Students Named 2023 Goldwater Scholars
Naomi Greenberg (CAS ’24) and Roma Dhingra (CAS ’24) are both recipients of the competitive Goldwater Scholarship for their excellence in
scientific research.
The Editorial Board calls on Georgetown University’s administration to appropriately respond to Georgetown Alliance of Graduate Employees’s demand for a living wage in the interest of education accessibility and quality of life.
VIEWPOINT: Defend the Transformers
Victor Muresan (MSB ’24) responds to the Old Georgetown Board’s decision to remove the famed Transformers statues and argues that historic architecture can coexist with public displays of art.
VIEWPOINT: Think Before You Drink
Eleanor J.B. Daugherty (Vice President for Student Affairs) asks students to be aware of their alcohol consumption on Georgetown Day in the interest of celebrating safely.
Julia Cannamela (CAS ’24) reflects on how racist comments targeting LSU star Angel Reese were a dark stain on this year’s record-breaking Women’s March Madness tournament.
The Georgetown softball team outpitched the Coppin State Eagles, 1-0, behind the first perfect game in program history by graduate pitcher Brooke Plonka.
Brewing Up a Storm: Shotted Specialty Coffee’s Ramadan Triumph in Tysons Corner
Shotted Specialty Coffee: a delicious, heavily caffeinated, and community-oriented D.C. coffee shop that’s definitely worth a visit this finals season.
‘(No) Pressure: An Asian American Musical’ Is Soul-Searching, Honest and Heartfelt
Georgetown’s “(No) Pressure” production depicts the struggles of Asian American students with perfect doses of humor and heart, contributing to a story that many will find relatable.
Circle of Indigenous Students’ Alliance Reasserts Itself on Campus
At the beginning of the Fall 2022 semester, the Native American Student Council reintroduced itself under a new name aiming to be more inclusive of all Indigenous backgrounds. Since that change, the organization has sought to further increase its visibility both on and off campus.
The Ewing Experiment Comes to an End
After six years as head coach of the Georgetown University men’s basketball program, Patrick Ewing (CAS ’85) has left, amid mixed feelings.
Back on My Feet: Breaking Through the Georgetown Bubble
In partnership with Back on My Feet, a nonprofit organization that combats homelessness through running, the Georgetown Running Club has exposed students to perspectives outside the school’s front gates.
