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Vincent Miller, an author and religious academic, reframed the meaning of hope as a passionate response to injustice and emphasized the importance of community and resilience at a Georgetown University event April 7.

Theology Academic Explores Meaning of Hope Amid Disorientation

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
A planned power outage, which caused residents to lose access to cooling, heating, hot water, and elevators, affected the Village C residence halls on April 9, marking the fourth outage in the residence halls since April 1.

String of Power Outages Affect Village C

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
Two Palestinian American authors discussed the importance of their work in bringing visibility to the conflict in Gaza and the plight of refugees at an event on March 31.

Palestinian Authors Call for Discussion, Visibility Surrounding the Ongoing War

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor

Experts Urge Female Community, Political Participation in CFJ Panel

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
Dr. Dominick Shattuck, a men’s health researcher, discussed the barriers to men’s inclusion in reproductive health conversations at an event hosted by Georgetown’s Health and the Public Interest Program on March 12.

Researcher Urges Openness in Men’s Reproductive, Social Health

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
Esmat Elhalaby, a historian and assistant professor at the University of Toronto, discussed his forthcoming book on decolonization in Palestine and India and explored colonialist narratives in history and literature at an event February 19.

History Professor Profiles Book, Urges Anti-Colonial Historical Engagement

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
The Georgetown University Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life hosted a panel of nonprofit policy experts and executives to discuss the current state of government aid programs for low-income families and discussed what could be done to protect and strengthen them, in a Jan. 29. webinar

Nonprofit Leaders Urge Support for Government Aid Programs

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
The Georgetown University Lannan Center for Poetics and Social Practice hosted poets Eduardo C. Corral and Tyree Daye for a poetry reading and discussion, where they talked about their process and shared advice to young writers, at Riggs Library on January 11.

Poets Dispense Advice, Detail Humanity in Work

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
The Edward M. Kovach Cura Personalis Lecture hosted medical professionals and cancer survivors to share their stories and urged the implementation of holistic care at a panel Jan. 9.

Cancer Survivors, Medical Professionals Emphasize Patient-Centered Treatment

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
Jon-Adrian “JJ” Velasquez, who was wrongfully convicted and spent 24 years at a maximum security prison, shared his experiences fighting for criminal justice reform as an exoneree in a Dec. 4 talk, calling on listeners to speak out for what they believe in.

Exoneree Reflects on Wrongful Conviction, Justice Reform

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
Bruno Maçães, a foreign correspondent and former Portuguese cabinet minister, discussed the intersections between the wars in Gaza and Ukraine in a Dec 2 talk, focusing on both struggles’ receptions on the world stage.

Foreign Correspondent Discusses Global Conflict, Wars in Gaza, Ukraine

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life, which promotes dialogue on Catholic social thought as well as national and global issues, hosted a Nov. 12 webinar focusing on how religious values and communities influenced the results and what they mean for a divided United States.

Journalists Discuss Intersection of Faith and the 2024 Election

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Hoya Staff Writer
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 86 in the Class of 2018 are declaring language minors in the first year the SFS has offered the minors.

GU Law Hosts Discussion on Health and Human Rights in Latin America

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Special to The Hoya
Ruth Abramovitz/The Hoya | Georgetown Scholars Program, a program that provides resources and support to first-generation and low-income (FGLI) students at Georgetown University, honored its 20th Anniversary with a kickoff celebration.

GUSA Passes Bills on Biodiversity, Election, Heating

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Special to The Hoya
Kate Hwang/The Hoya | GU sophomores Peter Sloniewsky (CAS ’27) and Knox Graham (SFS ’27) were elected to Georgetown’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) Nov. 5 and will assume office Jan. 2.

Fall Faculty Convocation Recognizes Promotion of Professors

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Special to The Hoya
Georgetown University | The McDonough School of Business (MSB) announced the Business of Health Initiative Sept. 16.

US News Ranks MSB Undergraduate Program 14th, 3rd for International Business

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Special to The Hoya
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