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H*yas for Choice Reinvents Reproductive Justice, Sexual Health for a Virtual Environment

What happens to a club known for handing out free contraceptives when campus life grinds to a halt because of COVID-19? To Josie Mills (COL … [Read more...] about H*yas for Choice Reinvents Reproductive Justice, Sexual Health for a Virtual Environment

When Samantha Helffrich (COL ’22) was waiting on her COVID-19 test results from Georgetown University, she received an email from a … [Read more...] about Logistical Hurdles, Inconclusive Results at COVID-19 Testing Sites Complicate Students’ Lives Around Georgetown

Amid the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, Carly Kabot (SFS ’23) found solace in her weekly Spanish language lessons, where she would … [Read more...] about Students Seek Cultural Immersion, Social Activism Through Spanish at Project Olas

To Marya Hannun, an eighth-year Islamic studies doctoral student, the lack of institutional support for graduate students at Georgetown … [Read more...] about GAGE Empowers Students in the Fight for Workers’ Protections

For first-year student Brandon Wu (SFS ’24), who lives in the suburbs of Houston, finding a space for schoolwork has not been easy, … [Read more...] about The New Lau? Georgetown Offers WeWork as Alternative Study Option to Students

Although Jenny Chung (NHS ’23) spent this Lunar New Year quarantining at her home in Seoul, South Korea, being able to spend extra time with … [Read more...] about International Students Find New Meaning, Hope in Celebrating Lunar New Year at Home

After the abrupt shift to online learning in March, theology professor Erin Cline found herself stretched thin between teaching classes at … [Read more...] about Professors Struggle With Dependent Care, Lack of University Support Amid COVID-19

February 12, 2021 by Joyce Yang 1 Comment

As Washington, D.C., enacted COVID-19 shutdown orders last March, John Tran, the owner of the Vietnamese restaurant Simply Banh Mi on … [Read more...] about Georgetown Restaurants Fight For Survival as Pandemic Wears On

As Georgetown University first-year Dylan Arkowitz (COL ’24) watched his high school friends’ universities announce plans over the summer to … [Read more...] about First-Years Flock to D.C. To Mimic College Life at Any Cost

When Tristin Sam (SFS ’23), a member of the Navajo Nation, first came to Georgetown, University, he was familiar with the East Coast from … [Read more...] about Indigenous Students and Faculty Seek Increased Institutional Support