StartupHoyas hosted a competition titled Entrepreneurship: A Force for Good, at which 16 student-led startups pitched their ideas and … [Read more...] about Students Pitch Startups at Competition
Student Tutoring Company Grows
Outcome Tutoring, a company founded by Kevin Fleishman (MSB ’18) and Alejandro Ernst (MSB ’18), has expanded its service to Duke University, … [Read more...] about Student Tutoring Company Grows
Writing Center Awards Expand for Second Year
The Writing Center launched its application for the second year of its Writing Awards program Jan. 31, expanding to include four different … [Read more...] about Writing Center Awards Expand for Second Year
Students Start Online Apparel Business
Georgetown undergraduate students Ethan Rosen (MSB ’19), Emmett Orts (SFS ’19) and Francesco Ambrosio (MSB ’19) are offering cheap and … [Read more...] about Students Start Online Apparel Business
Panelists Advocate Dating Violence Awareness
Dating violence needs to be addressed as strongly as sexual violence on college campuses, according to D.C. Coalition Against Domestic … [Read more...] about Panelists Advocate Dating Violence Awareness
Social Tables Receives $13M
Founded in 2011 by Dan Berger (GRD ’10), the event-planning software startup Social Tables received $13 million in investments to aid its … [Read more...] about Social Tables Receives $13M
DC Council Approves Juvenile Prison Reform
The Washington, D.C. Council unanimously approved a first vote of the Comprehensive Youth Adjustment Act of 2016 on Oct. 11, which would … [Read more...] about DC Council Approves Juvenile Prison Reform
GU Attends Conference
Eight Georgetown professors will travel to Quito, Ecuador to attend the third United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban … [Read more...] about GU Attends Conference
Clinic’s Opening Prompts Protests
The grand opening of Washington, D.C.’s only Planned Parenthood clinic Sept. 26 was marred by two dozen protesters who swarmed the … [Read more...] about Clinic’s Opening Prompts Protests
Assisted Suicide Bill Considered
In spite of a wave of backlash from coalitions opposing physician-assisted suicide, Washington, D.C., may join five states in passing the … [Read more...] about Assisted Suicide Bill Considered
