After almost a decade of operation, Georgetown’s Free Speech Project will close its doors at the end of the Spring 2026 semester.  Luke Daugherty...

After teaching at Georgetown University for over two decades, Bonnie Morris resigned from her adjunct position and left Washington, D.C. in 2017. Morris,...

Veronica Varela Pascual (SFS ’26), an international student from Panama, gave up a potential three-year extension to her student visa when she chose...

Jabari Amud-Ramirez (CAS ’28) grew up in Fort Totten, a primarily Black and Hispanic neighborhood in Ward 4 of Washington, D.C. When he arrived at...

CW: This article contains references to suicidal thoughts and other mental health concerns. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus...

Patrick van Eyck (SFS ’28) intended to study Russian or Persian at Georgetown University. After three semesters of classes, he instead earned proficiency...

Meher Jain (SFS ’29) expected a typical college move-in experience when she arrived at Georgetown University. Instead, she found the closet door of her...

CW: This article references homophobia. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. Until Fall 1978, Jimmy Yellen (GSB ’82)...

Maya Burton (CAS ’29) planned to take “General Chemistry II” and “Foundations of Biology II,” which are required for first-year pre-medical students,...

In February 2025, Kushaan Vardhan — then a Georgetown University first-year — began developing the algorithm for Cerca, a dating app that allows people...

In the early 1990s, change felt inevitable for the pro-abortion movement at Georgetown University.  Kelli McTaggart (COL ’92, LAW ’98) — co-founder...