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COURTESY KEVIN FLEISHMAN Founders of Outcome Tutoring, Alejandro Ernst (MSB ’18) and Kevin Fleishman (MSB ’18) work to develop their business. The company currently has 29 tutors and has tutored approximately 120 students in the past three weeks alone.

Students Launch Campus Tutoring Company

By Deirdre Collins
COURTESY CHARLES STEELMAN Graduate students from the masters in real estate program at the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies, Jerry Ricciardi (GRD 16), Amanda Young (GRD 16), Azjargal Bartlett (GRD 16) and Connor Bell (GRD 16), placed first in MITs 2016 Real Estate Case Competition in Miami, Florida on February 25.

Graduate Students Win MIT Real Estate Competition

By Deirdre Collins

Research Examines Family Economics

By Deirdre Collins
File Photo: DANIEL SMITH/The HoYA President Barack Obama, pictured at December’s College Opportunity Day of Action, signed the Student Aid Bill of Rights on March 10.

Bill of Rights Targets Student Debt

By Deirdre Collins

Despite Policy, Abroad Apps Rise

By Deirdre Collins and Sarah Fisher

Superfood A Capella Hits High Note

By Deirdre Collins
USAID USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah was named an SFS distinguished fellow and will begin his role at the school March 1.

USAID Chief Joins SFS Faculty

By Deirdre Collins

Ticket Profile: Abbey McNaughton & Will Simons

By Deirdre Collins

Center Showcases Wegman

By Deirdre Collins
COURTESY PRATIMA DHARM Georgetown’s Hindu Chaplain Pratima Dharm provided students with religious ceremonies, blessings and counseling during her three-month stay on campus. Dharm resigned this week.

New Hindu Chaplain Resigns

By Deirdre Collins
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY ENERGY PRIZE Fifty small cities and towns across the United States were chosen as semifinalists for the Georgetown University Energy Prize and will implement detailed energy efficiency plans over the next two years.

GU Energy Prize Semifinalists Chosen

By Deirdre Collins

Student Wins Whittington Scholarship

By Deirdre Collins

Alumni Named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 List

By Deirdre Collins

GUMC Researchers Honored

By Deirdre Collins
ISABEL BINAMIRA/THE HOYA The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is one of the museums subject to the $2 billion Smithsonian renovation and restoration.

Smithsonian Slated for $2B Renovations

By Deirdre Collins
COURTESY STUDENT SPACE FLIGHT EXPERIMENT PROGRAM Left to right: GWU students Shayda Shabazi and Jun Xi Ni, Thomas Burchfield (COL ’15) and Maryellen Campbell (COL ’16)

Experiment Lost in Rocket Explosion

By Deirdre Collins

Dept. of Health Encourages Medical Tourism

By Deirdre Collins
MICHELLE XU/THE HOYA The university’s expansion of the open container policy, which now includes locations such as Alumni Square, has been met with success.

Open Container Policy Expands

By Deirdre Collins
FILE PHOTO: DANIEL SMITH/THE HOYA Juan Luis Tirado (COL ’16) smokes an e-cigarette. In their report, Cobb and Abrams called for FDA approval of e-cigarettes.

Reports Calls for FDA Regulation of E-Cigarettes

By Deirdre Collins
DAN GANNON FOR THE HOYA A Google representative speaks to students at the International Career Conference. The conference offered students networking opportunities with companies offering jobs within and outside of the United States.

Career Fair Offers Global Opportunities

By Deirdre Collins and Editor-in-Chief
DANIEL SMITH/THE HOYA The winding, makeshift pathway set up during Northeast Triangle construction is poorly lit, leading to safety concerns from students.

Reiss Pathway Closure Prompts Nighttime Safety Concerns

By Deirdre Collins
DAN GANNON FOR THE HOYA Professor Brian McCabe explained the effects of gentrification on D.C.’s demographics and neighborhoods in an event Tuesday.

Workshop Tackles DC Demographics

By Deirdre Collins
COURTESY JUSTINE UNDERHILL Karen Gale poses with her daughter, Justine Underhill (COL ’11), who remembers her for her creativity and passion.

Pharmacology and Neuroscience Professor Dies at 65

By Deirdre Collins

Study: Pictures Deter Smokers

By Deirdre Collins
ARIANA TAFTI FOR THE HOYA The university notified GERMS about a case of bacterial meningitis on campus an hour before the rest of the student body found out. The EMT service was not given special notification about ricin on campus last spring.

Contact Varies Between GU, GERMS

By Deirdre Collins
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