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The Engelhard Project: Infusing Wellness into Learning

The Engelhard Project: Infusing Wellness into Learning

By Daisy Hagen September 29, 2022

Like countless other first-years, Vanesa Carrillo (MSB ’23) found herself carrying a lot of anxieties during her first weeks on the Hilltop.  “Freshman year, we’re all coming from different...

Student Leaders Work To Support Survivors, Struggle To Navigate Current Title IX Policies

Student Leaders Work To Support Survivors, Struggle To Navigate Current Title IX Policies

By Sahana Arumani September 15, 2022

CW: This article contains mentions of sexual misconduct, sexual assault and Title IX processes. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. When asked about her knowledge...

Women in Business: The Value of Mentorship and Support Networks

Women in Business: The Value of Mentorship and Support Networks

By Caroline Rareshide September 8, 2022

As a first-year student, Toni Marz (MSB ’26) has given the usual back-and-forth Georgetown introduction countless times to other new students since the start of the fall semester.  “They’ll...

Greener and Greater: GU Earth Week Promotes Sustainability

Greener and Greater: GU Earth Week Promotes Sustainability

By Elyza Bruce April 21, 2022

By noon it was sunny, and Red Square was predictably bustling with students excited about the weekly Georgetown University Farmers Market, where several local vendors come to sell food — including empanadas,...

PROFILE: Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner Wants to Break the Cycle of Indigenous Erasure

PROFILE: Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner Wants to Break the Cycle of Indigenous Erasure

By Liberty Phelan, Melinda Reed, and Liana Hardy April 7, 2022

Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner, one of Georgetown University’s only two Indigenous professors, grew up believing that her tribe’s language, 'atáaxum pomtéela, had died out. “When I was a kid, in...

GU Students Report Financial Aid Cuts, Communication Challenges Since COVID-19

GU Students Report Financial Aid Cuts, Communication Challenges Since COVID-19

By Neala Sweeney March 25, 2022

Shortly after being accepted to Georgetown University during her senior year of high school in spring 2021, Nori O’Shea (SFS ’25) opened her financial aid offer. She was surprised to find that the...

Exchange Students Started the Semester Online, Alone, Before Finding Community

Exchange Students Started the Semester Online, Alone, Before Finding Community

By Liberty Phelan March 3, 2022

When Georgetown University announced in December 2021 that the first three weeks of spring semester classes would be online, exchange student Odelia Kamhi became concerned about a tougher transition to...

Butter, Leftovers and Food Insecurity: The Georgetown Free Food GroupMe

Butter, Leftovers and Food Insecurity: The Georgetown Free Food GroupMe

By Sahana Arumani February 25, 2022

One night during the fall semester final season, a picture of over 100 sticks of Land-O-Lakes butter in a fridge appeared in a Georgetown University student GroupMe. The butter was up for grabs, and the...

The Long Road to Restorative Justice At Georgetown

The Long Road to Restorative Justice At Georgetown

By Sydney Raymond and Alex Brown February 18, 2022

In fall 2020, Felicia Miller (COL ’23) began working on a solution for a problem she had identified in Georgetown University’s disciplinary process — a fully punitive system with no opportunities...

“A Clear Violation of the Law”: Professors Reject Student Disability Accommodations

“A Clear Violation of the Law”: Professors Reject Student Disability Accommodations

By Mia Rasamny February 4, 2022

Caitlin McDermott (COL ’23) was hoping for a Zoom class environment that was educational, interesting and respectful of her identity as a deaf student when she began taking the course “Forensic Linguistics”...

GUPD Failed Following Harrowing Dorm Intrusions, Students Say

GUPD Failed Following Harrowing Dorm Intrusions, Students Say

By Anna Kummelstedt January 21, 2022

Around 1 a.m. on Sept. 19, an unknown perpetrator approached a resident of the New South dorm in a third floor women’s bathroom, repeatedly asking her questions despite her multiple requests for him...

Lack of Transparency Perpetuates Community Uncertainty on Divestment, Sustainability Progress

Lack of Transparency Perpetuates Community Uncertainty on Divestment, Sustainability Progress

By Sahana Arumani and Neala Sweeney December 3, 2021
Despite Georgetown’s commitment to divest their endowment from fossil fuels by 2030, a lack of transparency on their progress has led to concern from student advocates.
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