Last week, Georgetown alumnus Ryan Summe (COL ’10) launched Waypoint, an app that helps users organize and share their favorite places with … [Read more...] about Alum Founds Community-Based Travel App
Student Venture Helps Ex-Convicts
In 2002, Brian Ferguson (COL ’18) was wrongfully convicted of murder, and while team of pro-bono lawyers won him his freedom in 2013, he … [Read more...] about Student Venture Helps Ex-Convicts
Hoya Hacks Highlights Tech Innovation
Students from colleges across the country descended upon Georgetown’s campus last weekend to compete in the second annual Hoya Hacks, a … [Read more...] about Hoya Hacks Highlights Tech Innovation
Regulators Tackle New Digital Markets
Regulators must adapt to new financial technologies, federal experts said during a panel segment of the annual “Financial Markets Quality” … [Read more...] about Regulators Tackle New Digital Markets
Hilltoss to Re-start Composting Initiative
Students of Georgetown, Inc. is partnering with EnviRelation, Washington, D.C.’s first composting company, to resume its composting … [Read more...] about Hilltoss to Re-start Composting Initiative
Proposed Fed Regulations Threaten Startup
Hemeos, a student startup aimed at connecting bone marrow stem cell donors to underserved minority recipients, has been threatened in recent … [Read more...] about Proposed Fed Regulations Threaten Startup
Maracas Shakes Up GU Desserts
Born and raised in Mexico, Julia Padierna-Peralta (SFS ’87) left home to attend Georgetown in the early 1980s. From there, she flew over an … [Read more...] about Maracas Shakes Up GU Desserts
Apple Releases iPhone 7 to Mixed Reviews
Last week, Apple released the long-awaited iPhone 7, marketed as an enhanced model with numerous hardware improvements. However, the … [Read more...] about Apple Releases iPhone 7 to Mixed Reviews
One Year Later, Sexual Assault Reform MOU Examined
A year after the university published a memorandum of understanding addressing sexual assault on campus — a three months after the … [Read more...] about One Year Later, Sexual Assault Reform MOU Examined
Georgetown Prepares for International Jazz Day
Washington, D.C. will celebrate the fifth annual International Jazz Day with a program of jazz performances and educational initiatives … [Read more...] about Georgetown Prepares for International Jazz Day