When a Zoom licensing issue prevented several students from joining David Burk’s 331-person “Econ Principles Micro” lecture on the first day … [Read more...] about Home Kitchen Labs and Dance Studios: How Professors Are Adapting Their Online Classes
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Frustration, Isolation and a Whole Lot of Zoom: International Students and the Age of Online Learning
Runzhong Xu (COL ’21) is joining his classes from his home in China, half a world away from the United States and 12 hours ahead of Eastern … [Read more...] about Frustration, Isolation and a Whole Lot of Zoom: International Students and the Age of Online Learning
Title IX: Explained
This article discuss sexual assault on campus. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. Georgetown … [Read more...] about Title IX: Explained
Hoyas on Campus Cope With Stress, Isolation
New student Andrii Sendziuk (MSB ’24) is living on campus for the first time this virtual semester. Like many other students on campus, … [Read more...] about Hoyas on Campus Cope With Stress, Isolation
The Black Book of Georgetown Documents Resources, Chronicles History
When Josiah Laney (SFS ’21) first arrived at Georgetown University, he did not get a haircut during the fall semester because he did not … [Read more...] about The Black Book of Georgetown Documents Resources, Chronicles History
GUFF Reflects on GU’s Journey to Divestment
When Georgetown University announced its intention to fully divest from fossil fuels in February, Caroline James (COL ’16) received the news … [Read more...] about GUFF Reflects on GU’s Journey to Divestment
Students Review 2020 Democrats, Criticize Primary Process
The 2020 Democratic primary and 2020 presidential election represent the first national elections in which many current Georgetown … [Read more...] about Students Review 2020 Democrats, Criticize Primary Process
Consulting Stays Dominant With Push From Clubs, Firms
In the next two months, several finance and consulting firms will be interviewing Georgetown University students for summer 2021 internships … [Read more...] about Consulting Stays Dominant With Push From Clubs, Firms
Conservative Faculty, Student Voices Feel Underrepresented at GU
During the 2016 presidential campaign, professor Michael Czinkota, a self-identifying conservative who teaches classes in international … [Read more...] about Conservative Faculty, Student Voices Feel Underrepresented at GU
Students Stress Significance of Cultural Awareness in Classes
Like many other freshmen, Emma Chowdhury (COL ’23) took “Problem of God” her first semester at Georgetown University. For the course’s first … [Read more...] about Students Stress Significance of Cultural Awareness in Classes