In April 2017, Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia (CAS ’79, GRD ’95) announced that basketball Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing (CAS … [Read more...] about There Goes Old Georgetown
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Living and Learning: The Faculty in Residence Program
On their way up to their dorms, residents of McCarthy Hall might run into Hugo and André, Professor Elizabeth Grimm’s (GRD ’10) two young … [Read more...] about Living and Learning: The Faculty in Residence Program
Profile: Rev. Jim Wallis Advocates for Faith and Justice
When Rev. Jim Wallis, director and founder of Georgetown’s Center on Faith and Justice (CFJ), co-authored a letter urging the Russian … [Read more...] about Profile: Rev. Jim Wallis Advocates for Faith and Justice
Women in Business: The Value of Mentorship and Support Networks
As a first-year student, Toni Marz (MSB ’26) has given the usual back-and-forth Georgetown introduction countless times to other new … [Read more...] about Women in Business: The Value of Mentorship and Support Networks
Greener and Greater: GU Earth Week Promotes Sustainability
By noon it was sunny, and Red Square was predictably bustling with students excited about the weekly Georgetown University Farmers Market, … [Read more...] about Greener and Greater: GU Earth Week Promotes Sustainability
PROFILE: Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner Wants to Break the Cycle of Indigenous Erasure
Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner, one of Georgetown University’s only two Indigenous professors, grew up believing that her tribe’s language, … [Read more...] about PROFILE: Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner Wants to Break the Cycle of Indigenous Erasure
GU Students Report Financial Aid Cuts, Communication Challenges Since COVID-19
Shortly after being accepted to Georgetown University during her senior year of high school in spring 2021, Nori O’Shea (SFS ’25) opened her … [Read more...] about GU Students Report Financial Aid Cuts, Communication Challenges Since COVID-19
Exchange Students Started the Semester Online, Alone, Before Finding Community
When Georgetown University announced in December 2021 that the first three weeks of spring semester classes would be online, exchange … [Read more...] about Exchange Students Started the Semester Online, Alone, Before Finding Community
Butter, Leftovers and Food Insecurity: The Georgetown Free Food GroupMe
One night during the fall semester final season, a picture of over 100 sticks of Land-O-Lakes butter in a fridge appeared in a Georgetown … [Read more...] about Butter, Leftovers and Food Insecurity: The Georgetown Free Food GroupMe
The Long Road to Restorative Justice At Georgetown
In fall 2020, Felicia Miller (COL ’23) began working on a solution for a problem she had identified in Georgetown University’s disciplinary … [Read more...] about The Long Road to Restorative Justice At Georgetown
