Khan Suri is continuing his research on religious pluralism as his case against the government becomes a touchpoint for the Trump administration’s unprecedented immigration crackdown.
In the face of an increasingly hostile federal environment, Georgetown students said the university should reduce restrictions on campus protest and promote student engagement with the speech and expression policy.
Part-time professors make up nearly half of all Georgetown faculty but receive limited pay, few benefits and little long-term support.
International students say Georgetown’s Office of Global Services offers little professional support and has persistent issues with timeliness.
While university support programs have eased their college transition, Black and first-generation, low-income Georgetown students say the neighborhood’s demographic disparities impact their sense of belonging.
Although Georgetown has taken some steps to expand mental health services, students report regular delays and communication issues when seeking support from CAPS.
SFS Students, Faculty Feel Language Proficiency Requirement Lacks Structure, Limits Global Education
The proficiency requirement differs significantly between Latin- and non-Latin-alphabet languages.
Amid concerns about suspected microbial growth in dorms, students cite issues with housing delays and communication gaps.
While LGBTQ+ activists have historically formed strong student coalitions, calling for formal recognition and university support, modern groups face greater disconnect.
While the College contains much of Georgetown’s pre-med population, SOH offers more institutional support.
By the Book: Despite Progress, Students Say GU Entrepreneurship Remains Underdeveloped, Conventional
Entrepreneurship at Georgetown is limited by a lack of technical education and emphasis on more traditional business paths.
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