Georgetown’s regular decision undergraduate applicant pool for the Class of 2017 was almost identical to that of the previous year, which bucks a trend of application growth in previous years. A total of 20,025 students applied in the early and regular decision cycles, down just 0.1 percent from last year’s[Read More…]
Students of Georgetown, Inc. founded Corp Ink, a campus printing service, in December 2011. Now, The Corp has expanded the service to include T-shirt design and video production targeted toward student groups on the Hilltop. According to Corp Ink Director Ian Lundy (MSB ’15), these sectors of Corp Ink are a consolidation of[Read More…]
After delaying its early action deadline by a week in the midst of Hurricane Sandy, Georgetown saw a record number of early applications this admissions cycle, with 37 more applicants than last year. This year, 6,736 students applied for early action admission to the class of 2017, marking a slight[Read More…]
As Peter Prindiville (SFS ’14) and Craig Cassey (COL ’15) prepare to become the likely student representatives on Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E, it is apparent that they will confront many of the same challenges faced by decades of student commissioners before them. Justin Kopa (COL ’03) served as commissioner from 2001 to 2003 alongside Justin Wagner (COL ’03),[Read More…]
As recently named interdisciplinary chair in science, physics professor Jeff Urbach said he hopes to build bridges between academic disciplines, scientific and beyond. The honorary position recognizes interdisciplinary research and excellence in teaching and advising. “Professor Urbach’s work is a wonderful example of interdisciplinary research that crosses the boundaries of[Read More…]
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