“Hard-headedness and empathy” — this seemingly paradoxical combination of qualities informed the foreign policy of former President Bill … [Read more...] about Clinton Foreign Policy Partners Revisit the ‘Indispensable Nation’
University Presents Adjuncts’ Union with Final Proposal
Negotiations for a new collective bargaining contract between Georgetown and more than 1,000 adjunct professors concluded Oct. 31 with a … [Read more...] about University Presents Adjuncts’ Union with Final Proposal
Free Speech Project Panel on Charlottesville Probes Bounds of Expression
The line is blurred between free speech and speech that is harmful or violent enough to be curtailed, according to four experts at a … [Read more...] about Free Speech Project Panel on Charlottesville Probes Bounds of Expression
Adjunct Petition Demands Wage Increase, Improved Status for More Than 1,000 Faculty
A group of six adjunct faculty delivered a petition Friday to Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia calling for increased wages, … [Read more...] about Adjunct Petition Demands Wage Increase, Improved Status for More Than 1,000 Faculty
Teach For America Program Receives 26 GU Alumni
Georgetown sent the second-most graduates to work for education nonprofit Teach for America in 2017 among similarly sized … [Read more...] about Teach For America Program Receives 26 GU Alumni
Have You Been a Victim of Hate or Bias at Georgetown? Tell Us Your Story
The Hoya is partnering with investigative reporting nonprofit ProPublica, other news outlets and civil rights groups to document instances … [Read more...] about Have You Been a Victim of Hate or Bias at Georgetown? Tell Us Your Story
Amid Protests, Sessions Lectures GULC Audience on Free Speech
Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended free speech rights on college campuses and condemned protesters who have tried to curtail them at an … [Read more...] about Amid Protests, Sessions Lectures GULC Audience on Free Speech
Q&A: New MSFS Director McEldowney Urges Optimism About Future of Diplomacy
Despite living in a “more fractious” world, students looking for a career in diplomacy should continue to pursue their dreams, said … [Read more...] about Q&A: New MSFS Director McEldowney Urges Optimism About Future of Diplomacy
Georgetown Dreamers Welcomed on Capitol Hill Following DACA Repeal
Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin (SFS ’66, LAW ’69) of Illinois hosted 16 students without documentation on Capitol Hill to express his support … [Read more...] about Georgetown Dreamers Welcomed on Capitol Hill Following DACA Repeal
Community Members Launch Defense of DACA
Sen. Dick Durbin (SFS ’66, LAW ’69), a Democrat from Illinois, rose to the Senate floor Aug. 2 to tell the story of one of the more than … [Read more...] about Community Members Launch Defense of DACA
