Georgetown University administrators are exploring private partnerships to handle the university’s energy management, a process leading to … [Read more...] about University Considers Private Partnership for Energy Services
University Response to Bias Incident Frustrates Students
The practice of calling out offensive speech on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook has raised the stakes of having a digital … [Read more...] about University Response to Bias Incident Frustrates Students
University Releases Draft Comment on Title IX Proposals
The Georgetown community can now review the draft of the university’s comment to the U.S. Department of Education regarding proposed Title … [Read more...] about University Releases Draft Comment on Title IX Proposals
University Administrators Address Title IX Concerns at Town Hall
Georgetown University administrators rebuked proposed changes to Title IX regulations at a town hall hosted by Students Taking Action … [Read more...] about University Administrators Address Title IX Concerns at Town Hall
Facilities Workers Reveal Institutional Challenges
The smooth operations of Georgetown University’s maintenance rely on employees of the Office of Planning and Facilities Management to … [Read more...] about Facilities Workers Reveal Institutional Challenges
Trans, Nonbinary Students Forge Spaces Despite Difficulties
For Al Castillo (SFS ’22), Georgetown felt like a chance to finally represent himself in his honest form. “When I was in high school, I … [Read more...] about Trans, Nonbinary Students Forge Spaces Despite Difficulties
Across Party Lines, Students See Victory in Split Election
A pile of stickers lay on a table in the Healey Family Student Center, reading “friends don’t let friends miss elections” and “civically … [Read more...] about Across Party Lines, Students See Victory in Split Election
Hate Crimes Surge at Georgetown in 2017
Hate crimes increased by 275 percent on Georgetown University’s campus, according to the university’s 2018 Annual Security Report. U.S. … [Read more...] about Hate Crimes Surge at Georgetown in 2017
Community Scholars Program Celebrates 50 Years
Since the Community Scholars Program was first proposed in 1964, it has grown from a small, faculty-funded program supporting five local … [Read more...] about Community Scholars Program Celebrates 50 Years
In Limbo: The International Experience on the Hilltop
Jetlagged from a 12-hour flight and lugging two 50-pound suitcases behind her, Rachelle Bonja (SFS ’20) had finally made it to the United … [Read more...] about In Limbo: The International Experience on the Hilltop
