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Catherine Alaimo

Catherine Alaimo, DEI Director

Catherine Alaimo is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences from Scottsdale, Ariz., studying psychology with minors in journalism and French. She loves trying new recipes with all Trader Joe’s ingredients.

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VIEWPOINT: Don't Betray the Tombs Boycott

VIEWPOINT: Don’t Betray the Tombs Boycott

By Catherine Alaimo, Lauren Doherty, and Jack Willis
As students search for housing both on the Hilltop and in the Georgetown neighborhood, they encounter and overcome roadblocks -- from negotiating with landlords to fixing their broken plumbing.

[Photo] Hoya House Hunters: GU Students Learn to Navigate Complex Housing System

By Saroja Ramchandren and Bridget Galibois
Beyond brand deals and recommendations, influencers are making their presence felt in D.C.'s political landscape, attending White House events and engaging in activism.

Views Not of My Employer: The Politically Savvy, Trendy DC Influencer

By Catherine Alaimo, Paulina Inglima, and Ruth Abramovitz
A passenger jet and an Army helicopter collided near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA Jan. 29, killing all 67 people on board both aircrafts and jolting the Georgetown community.

Plane Crash Kills 67, Sends Shockwaves Across GU Community

By Catherine Alaimo, Senior Features Editor
As "BookTok" takes over the literary landscape, Georgetown students, faculty members, and booksellers are finding new ways to engage readers.

[Photo] Is ‘BookTok’ the Savior of Literature?

By Caroline Woodward, Senior Guide Editor
Maren Fagan/The Hoya

MPD Deadline to Clear Pro-Palestine Encampment Passes, Stalemate Persists

By Aamir Jamil, Maren Fagan, and Catherine Alaimo
Courtesy of Georgetown University Board of Regents | Four Georgetown students received the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship in commendation for their research in science and mathematics.

Four Georgetown STEM Students Awarded 2024 Goldwater Scholarship

By Catherine Alaimo, Senior News Editor
@gupolitics | Former speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy reflected on the stability of American democracy and shared reflections on his time serving as a leader in Congress at an April 9 event at Georgetown University.

McCarthy Reflects on Time in Congress, Assesses U.S. Democracy’s Strength

By Catherine Alaimo, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University | Katherine Perez, the first female GUPD chief, sought to continue promoting inclusivity on campus during her one-year tenure at Georgetown.

GUPD Chief Perez to Depart from Georgetown

By Catherine Alaimo and Lauren Doherty
Catherine Alaimo and Jack Willis / The Hoya | Rudy Rochman, the fourth Israeli soldier to speak at Georgetown this semester, condemned antisemitism and called for Israeli-Palestinian coexistence amid protests inside and outside of the event.

Students Protest as IDF Soldier Speaks on Gaza, Campus Dialogue

By Jack Willis and Catherine Alaimo
Hoyas in San Juan: Where the Beach Meets the City and the Rainforest

Hoyas in San Juan: Where the Beach Meets the City and the Rainforest

By Caleigh Keating, Catherine Alaimo, and Mia Abatecola
Sofi Dippel/The Hoya | Several hundred Georgetown students and faculty protested an event held by Campus Ministry Feb. 27 that featured three members of the Israel Defense Force.

Israeli Soldiers Panel Sparks Student, Faculty Protests

By Catherine Alaimo, Lauren Doherty, and Jack Willis
Over 120 Georgetown University students, faculty and staff walked out from their classes and activities on Feb. 8 to urge the university administration to divest from corporations developing technology for the Israeli military and to deliver a community statement to the Office of the President.

Coalition Stages Walkout, Calls for University Divestment from Companies Supporting Israeli Military

By Catherine Alaimo and Aamir Jamil
Global Trade Keynote: Sen. Chris Coons Talks Regulations, Sustainability

Global Trade Keynote: Sen. Chris Coons Talks Regulations, Sustainability

By Catherine Alaimo and Lauren Doherty
Maren Fagan/The Hoya | On Jan. 31, parents, students and activists rallied at the Capitol Building to call for greater protection for children and minors on social media and the internet following a Senate hearing about children’s safety online with five Big Tech CEOs, including Mark Zuckerberg of Meta and Shou Zi Chew of TikTok.

Parents, Activists Rally to Protect Child Safety Online

By Catherine Alaimo and Maren Fagan
Pilot GUTS Bus Service to Include New Capitol Loop

Pilot GUTS Bus Service to Include New Capitol Loop

By Jack Willis and Catherine Alaimo
English Professor, Community Service Paragon John Hirsh Dies at 81

English Professor, Community Service Paragon John Hirsh Dies at 81

By Catherine Alaimo and Lauren Doherty
Georgetown Ranks in Bottom Four Colleges in Controversial Free Speech Rankings

Georgetown Ranks in Bottom Four Colleges in Controversial Free Speech Rankings

By Catherine Alaimo
Author of “The 272” Discusses Her Writing Experience at Book Signing Event

Author of “The 272” Discusses Her Writing Experience at Book Signing Event

By Catherine Alaimo

Georgetown Professor Shares Insight on Prison Exonerations, Raises Awareness about Wrongful Convictions

By Catherine Alaimo
Georgetown MSB Expands Mentorship Program with Women in the Middle East

Georgetown MSB Expands Mentorship Program with Women in the Middle East

By Catherine Alaimo

Georgetown in Qatar Student Covers Cypriot Tensions for Pulitzer Center Fellowship

By Catherine Alaimo
Magazine Lists Two Female Georgetown Business School Students as ‘MBA Students to Watch’

Magazine Lists Two Female Georgetown Business School Students as ‘MBA Students to Watch’

By Catherine Alaimo
Beloved English Professor Honored with Award at Crime Writers’ Conference

Beloved English Professor Honored with Award at Crime Writers’ Conference

By Catherine Alaimo
SFS Announces 13 New Faculty Members

SFS Announces 13 New Faculty Members

By Catherine Alaimo
CISA Partners with Smithsonian, Views Tribal Artifacts

CISA Partners with Smithsonian, Views Tribal Artifacts

By Catherine Alaimo
Georgetown Hires First Female GUPD Chief

Georgetown Hires First Female GUPD Chief

By Catherine Alaimo
Father of Parkland Victim Arrested for Disrupting Congressional Hearing on Gun Violence

Father of Parkland Victim Arrested for Disrupting Congressional Hearing on Gun Violence

By Catherine Alaimo
Georgetown University | Students, parents and other members of the university community have had various reactions to the 4.9% increase in tuition for next school year, which university Provost Robert Groves announced in a Feb. 21 email.

Georgetown Raises Tuition Yet Again Amid Community Frustration

By Catherine Alaimo
Georgetown University | After receiving the highest honor for Georgetown faculty, economics professor John Rust gave a lecture on human rationality and artificial intelligence.

Economics Professor Compares Rationality of Humans and AI

By Catherine Alaimo

Fawzia Koofi Roundtable Discusses Women’s Rights in Afghanistan

By Catherine Alaimo
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