Fifteen Georgetown students studying abroad in Hong Kong this semester have been told to leave the city after announcements Nov. 13 that the … [Read more...] about GU Students To Leave Hong Kong After Programs Cut Short
Francis and Olvera Reflect on Reform, Institutional Challenges
MAGGIE FOUBERG/THE HOYA | Georgetown University Student Association President Norman Francis Jr. (COL ’20), left, and Vice President Aleida … [Read more...] about Francis and Olvera Reflect on Reform, Institutional Challenges
GUASFCU CEO Placed on Leave, Staffers Cite Toxic Behavior
Kuran Malhotra (MSB ’20), amid allegations that he fostered a toxic work environment and engaged in instances of inappropriate touching in … [Read more...] about GUASFCU CEO Placed on Leave, Staffers Cite Toxic Behavior
CSJ Renovations to Grow Office and Meeting Space
Extensive renovations to the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service’s home in Poulton Hall will be completed in October, … [Read more...] about CSJ Renovations to Grow Office and Meeting Space
Panel Highlights the Human Cost of the Migration Crisis
The debate around migration in the United States shifted from a bipartisan issue to a highly polarized one in recent years, but recognizing … [Read more...] about Panel Highlights the Human Cost of the Migration Crisis
ICC Debuts New Furniture, Further Updates Anticipated
Walking into the Intercultural Center Galleria just a week ago, heavy wooden tables and coffee-stained couches greeted visitors to the … [Read more...] about ICC Debuts New Furniture, Further Updates Anticipated
Collaboration Enables Change, Chef and Humanitarian Advises McCourt Graduates
Internationally recognized chef and humanitarian José Andrés extolled the value of collaboration between insiders and outsiders in the … [Read more...] about Collaboration Enables Change, Chef and Humanitarian Advises McCourt Graduates
GU Evaluates Ongoing Community Criticism of Solar Panel Initiatives
After criticism from environmental and indigenous rights activists over the university’s proposed solar panel initiative, the Maryland … [Read more...] about GU Evaluates Ongoing Community Criticism of Solar Panel Initiatives
Alum Mustafa Abdel-Wadood Arrested on Charges of Fraud
Arrested in a New York City hotel on April 11, Georgetown alumnus Mustafa Abdel-Wadood (MBA ’96) faces fraud charges for misappropriating … [Read more...] about Alum Mustafa Abdel-Wadood Arrested on Charges of Fraud
GSC Seeks Worker Protections for Mold Exposure
Members of the Georgetown Solidarity Committee, a student group dedicated to promoting workers’ rights, called for a plan to protect … [Read more...] about GSC Seeks Worker Protections for Mold Exposure