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SFS Launches Inaugural Centennial Fellows Class

SFS Launches Inaugural Centennial Fellows Class

By Charlotte Allen
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS The owners of the seven-floor Newseum property on Pennsylvania Ave. may sell all or part of the struggling museum.

Struggling Newseum Remains Open as Owners Consider Sale

By Charlotte Allen
TED LIEU Democratic Congressman Ted Lieu ( ) of California advocated action on climate change.

Congressman Lieu Urges Climate, Environmental Policy Action

By Charlotte Allen
WILLIAM ZHU/THE HOYA Joseph Hwang (MSB ’19), left, and Chas Newman (MSB ’19) launched their french fries company at the year’s first farmers’ market.

Georgetown Students Start French Fries Company

By Charlotte Allen

GU Impacts Announces 23 Fellowship Recipients

By Charlotte Allen
BEECK CENTER FOR SOCIAL IMPACT AND INNOVATION The Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation, in conjunction with GU Politics, published recommendations for the new administration.

Beeck Center, McCourt Massive Data Institute Releases 100 Day Plan for Innovation

By Charlotte Allen
JASON CHAFFETZ House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) has expressed his opposition against the Death with Dignity Act.

Local Lawmakers Resist Federal Intervention

By Charlotte Allen
Courtesy PAASHA MAHDAVI Professor Paasha Mahdavi, along with professors from UCLA, found that low gasoline taxes are hindering climate change progress.

Countries Fail to Curb Fossil Fuels

By Charlotte Allen

Trump Talks Foreign Policy

By Charlotte Allen
CLAIRE SOISSON/THE HOYA The death of men’s lacrosse player Edward Blatz Jr. (MSB ’17) was announced in a university-wide email early Sunday afternoon.

BRAVE Seeks to Inspire

By Charlotte Allen

Korean Ambassador Talks Career, Korean-United States Relationship

By Charlotte Allen
MICHELLE XU/THE HOYA The lifting of the moratorium will allow establishments in Georgetown and the wider D.C. area to apply for liquor licenses April 11.

Georgetown’s Liquor License Ban Lifted

By Charlotte Allen

Fourth and Final Nuclear Security Summit Convenes in DC

By Charlotte Allen
NARENDRAMODI.IM University of Michigan professor Joyojeet Pal argued that Prime Minister Modi revolutionized his political activism through social media.

Expert Talks Modi, Social Media

By Charlotte Allen

DC Public Schools See Seventh Consecutive Year of Increased Enrollment

By Charlotte Allen
FILE PHOTO: ALEXANDER BROWN/THE HOYA An emotionally charged debate between GULC faculty and students on how to respond to the death of Justice Scalia (CAS ’57) erupted last week.

GULC Faculty, Students Clash Over Scalia Legacy

By Charlotte Allen

DC Reading Program Boosts Child Literacy

By Charlotte Allen

Homeless Youth Surveyed

By Charlotte Allen

Obama Proposes Executive Gun Control Action

By Charlotte Allen

DC Economic Growth Ranks Low

By Charlotte Allen
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Two GULC professors, Kristin N. Henning, above, and Wallace Mlyniec, received D.C. Lawyers for Youth honors.

GULC Professors Honored

By Charlotte Allen

IPPS Mentorship Program Promotes Networking

By Charlotte Allen
courtney klein/the hoya Runners stream down M Street in Georgetown as part of the Marine Corps Marathon, which saw 30,000 racers, many from the university, traverse the District.

Beating a Path Through DC, Students Run MCM

By Charlotte Allen
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Spanish professor Adam Lifshey received the Africa-Asia Book Prize from the International Convention of Asian Scholars in late September.

Spanish Professor Wins Book Prize

By Charlotte Allen
ROBERT CORTES FOR THE HOYA The Federal Transit Administration has supervision of the D.C. Metro as of an Oct. 9 announcement from the Department of Transportation, making the subway system the first in the country to be under federal oversight.

Metro Under Federal Oversight

By Charlotte Allen
FILE PHOTO: MICHELLE XU/THE HOYA Vice President for Government Relations and Community Engagement Chris Murphy and professor Uwe Brandes will lead Georgetown’s partnership with the White House MetroLab Network, which aims to connect university research with local city leaders nationwide.

University Joins White House Data Project

By Charlotte Allen
DAN KREYTAK FOR THE HOYA Pope Francis appears on the Capitol balcony Thursday morning following his speech to a joint session of Congress. Tens of thousands gathered on the West Lawn to await the pontiff, flanked by Vice President Joe Biden, Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and clergy.

Pontiff Urges Congress to Uphold Social Justice

By Charlotte Allen and Matthew Larson

DC Mayor Launches Homelessness Reform

By Charlotte Allen
COURTESY LATINO LEADERSHIP FORUM After a student-led push, the Main Campus Executive Faculty will vote on adding a diversity requirement.

MCEF to Vote On Core Change

By Charlotte Allen

Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Discusses Future of Region

By Charlotte Allen
KRISTEN SKILLMAN/THE HOYA The intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and M Street was named one of the three most dangerous in the District of Columbia in 2013 and 2014.

Wisconsin and M Junction Called ‘Dangerous’

By Charlotte Allen

Entrepreneurship Challenge Begins

By Charlotte Allen

Disability Compliance Draws Scrutiny

By Charlotte Allen

M Street Sees Quick Turnover in Retail

By Charlotte Allen
SHANNON HOU/THE HOYA

Charitable Donations Peak

By Charlotte Allen

Georgetown Tops Foreign Policy Rankings

By Charlotte Allen

Iowa Firm Wins MSB Competition

By Charlotte Allen

GULC Offers Joint Course with MIT

By Charlotte Allen
FILE PHOTO: ALEXANDER BROWN/THE HOYA President DeGioia was the 15th highest-paid university executive in 2012.

$400K DeGioia Bonus Goes to GSP

By Charlotte Allen
ISABEL BINAMIRA/THE HOYA Art organizations around D.C. are mobilizing to support art in the District, such as that at Artists Proof.

Coalition Aims to Promote DC Art

By Charlotte Allen
MBA Rankings Rise in 2014

MBA Rankings Rise in 2014

By Charlotte Allen and Editor-in-Chief

SFS Offers Credit to Interns

By Charlotte Allen
COURTESY JOHN KLINE Alta Gracia workers stand outside their factory in the Dominican Republic. John Kline (top), a professor in the School of Foreign Service, and Ed Soule, an associate professor in the McDonough School of Business, announced that Alta Gracia broke even on profits this September.

Business Promotes Living Wage Model

By Charlotte Allen and Editor-in-Chief

Speaker Discusses Incarceration of Disabled People

By Charlotte Allen

Arab Studies Journal Sees Rise in Readership

By Charlotte Allen
FILE PHOTO: OLIVIA HEWITT/THE HOYA Journalist Maria Shriver (CAS ’77), the former first lady of California, spoke about her career and encouraged young women to be leaders in their fields at the inaugural Own It Summit in April.

Own It Extends National Reach

By Charlotte Allen
TINA NIU FOR THE HOYA D.C. Schools Project celebrated its 30th anniversary with a panel discussion Thursday.

DC Schools Project Marks Founding

By Charlotte Allen
COURTESY JAMES MOORE James Moore presents at an event for the Business, Society, and Public Policy Initiative, which he heads.

Public Policy Initiative Launched

By Charlotte Allen and Editor-in-Chief
NATASHA THOMSON/THE HOYA Baroness Mary Goudie called for government regulation of human trafficking and support for its victims in McGhee Library on Thursday.

Baroness Exposes Prevalence of Human Trafficking

By Charlotte Allen
COURTESY PAUL ALMEIDA From left: former President Bill Clinton (SFS ’68), professors Paul Almeida and Michael O’Leary and former President George W. Bush. The MSB professors will participate in the Presidential Leadership Program.

MSB Faculty Join Presidential Program

By Charlotte Allen
FILE PHOTO: MICHELLE XU/THE HOYA Georgetown graduates led LinkedIn’s new university rankings for business-related fields, including investment banking and finance.

MSB Tops LinkedIn Rankings

By Charlotte Allen
FILE PHOTO: ALEXANDER BROWN/THE HOYA The Corcoran Gallery of Art closed for renovations Sept. 28, after the finalization of its merger with the National Gallery and GWU.

Art Lovers Say Goodbye to Corcoran Gallery

By Charlotte Allen
UC BERKELEY George Akerlof, a Nobel Prize winner and economics scholar, will head to the McCourt School in November.

Akerlof, Nobel Winner, Joins McCourt Faculty

By Natalie LaRue and Charlotte Allen
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