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After President Donald Trump announced a $100,000-per-year fee on mew visas for skilled foreign workers, Georgetown University recommended employees with that visa to return to the United States by 12:01 a.m. Sept. 21, when the new fee rule took effect.

[Photo] GU Recommended Skilled Foreign Workers Return to US After New Visa Fee

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University commemorated the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate, the Catholic doctrine promoting Jewish-Catholic relations and interreligious understanding, with a lecture series hosted by several academic groups Sept. 15 and 16.

[Photo] GU Commemorates 60 Years of Interreligious Doctrine

By Nico Abreu, Events Desk Editor
Georgetown University's updated code of conduct created a new definition for student organizations and made all conduct processes more transparent.

[Photo] New Code of Conduct Improves Transparency, Updates Citation Process, Organization Rules

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University received an "F" grade from a free speech nonprofit, though it rose 111 spaces from last year.

[Photo] Georgetown Rises Over 100 Spots in Free Speech Rankings, Maintains ‘F’ Grade

By Sofia Thomas, GUSA Desk Editor
Heidi Zeich joined Georgetown University's Office of Residential Living as its new executive director of residential living, overseeing residential assistants and community directors.

[Photo] Residential Education Welcomes New Executive Director

By Annika McCanne, Hoya Staff Writer
Niche placed Georgetown 17th in their "Best Colleges in America" list for 2026

[Photo] GU Falls to 17th in Niche’s 2026 Rankings

By Nico Abreu, Events Desk Editor
Georgetown University's Capitol Campus is home to several academic programs starting this fall.

[Photo] Graduate Programs Move to Capitol Campus for Fall 2025

By Allister Adair, Special to The Hoya
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[Photo] Former FEMA Official Named VP of Public Safety

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Adriana D. Kugler resigned five months early from her position as governor of the Federal Reserve Board, returning to her professorship at the McCourt School of Public Policy.

[Photo] Federal Reserve Governor Will Return to McCourt Professorship After Stepping Down Early

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Shon Hopwood, convicted of domestic assault July 18, previously served 11 years in federal prison for bank robbery before studying law and becoming a Georgetown University Law Center professor.

[Photo] GU Law Professor Convicted of Assault

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
A $10 million donation will provide scholarships for the Georgetown University Law Center, as well as support graduates interested in public service.

[Photo] Two GU Law Students Named Tillman Scholars

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University's Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center and Hebrew University of Jerusalem announced a joint cancer research initiative aiming to transform international collaboration at an event in Washington, D.C.

[Photo] GU, Hebrew University Partner for Cancer Research Initiative

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
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[Photo] GU Names Lehigh Official as New Investment Chief

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
A $10 million donation will provide scholarships for the Georgetown University Law Center, as well as support graduates interested in public service.

[Photo] GU Law Center to Get $10 Million for Scholarships, Public Service Career Support

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Two residential halls were defaced with Nazi swastikas, prompting a GUPD investigation.

[Photo] University Review of GU Professor for Controversial Posts Prompts Criticism, Praise

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University aims to construct a boathouse for its rowing teams after a deal with the National Park Service and Washington, D.C. granting federal land to the university.

[Photo] GU Announces Deal for New Boathouse Along the Potomac

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
The Georgetown Law Center on Privacy & Technology, alongside two immigrant rights groups, sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for information about its collection of noncitizens' DNA.

[Photo] GU Law Group Sues Homeland Security Over Noncitizen DNA Collection

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Francis appointed Leo, then Robert Francis Prevost, as cardinal in 2023 as a reformer in the Catholic Church.

[Photo] GU Community Finds Joy, Promise in Pope Leo XIV

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
The Georgetown University School of Nursing will become the Berkley School of Nursing in honor of the Berkley Family Foundation's $25 million donation.

[Photo] GU Renames School of Nursing Following $25 Million Donation

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
GUSA senators advanced summer legislation on student life funding, GUPD security costs, and building access ahead of the fall semester.

[Photo] GU Limits Cuts to Staff Benefits After Community Outcry

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
The new dean of the McCourt School of Public Policy will be Carole Roan Gresenz, a public health and policy scholar, the university announced May 8.

[Photo] Public Health Scholar to Become McCourt Dean

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Vali Nasr discusses Iran's shifting grand strategy as the SFS announces the Iran Project.

[Photo] Federal Government Reinstates Some GU Community Members’ Immigration Statuses

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University will take steps to limit expenses and increase revenue, as the federal government makes significant cuts to higher education, interim university president Robert M. Groves announced April 29.

[Photo] GU Budget Reductions Include Hiring Freeze, Spending Cuts

By Ari Citrin and Ajani Stella
Several officials from luxury hotel brands such as Hilton, Marriott, Four Seasons, and Auberge Resorts Collection encouraged students to pursue careers in hospitality at a student-led Georgetown University forum April 23.

[Photo] GU Students Host Luxury Retail Brands for Hospitality Forum

By Nico Abreu, Events Desk Editor
Georgetown University’s Center for the Study of Slavery and Its Legacies (CSSL), which investigates the history of enslavement, commemorated Emancipation Day on April 16 by honoring the legacy of emancipation in Washington, D.C.

[Photo] GU Center for the Study of Slavery Commemorates Emancipation Day

By Anna Lim, Hoya Staff Writer
The Georgetown University community mourned the loss of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit and Latin American pope in the Catholic Church, who is remembered for his commitment to social justice.

[Photo] Through Dialogue and Reflection, GU Mourns Pope Francis

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Vali Nasr discusses Iran's shifting grand strategy as the SFS announces the Iran Project.

[Photo] As GU Prepares to Join Common App, Expect a Rise in Applications, Accessibility

By Evie Steele, Contributing Editor
Two Georgetown University students won the Truman Scholarship, a national scholarship which awards grants for public service, April 18.

[Photo] Two GU Students Win Prestigious Truman Scholarships

By Bridget Galibois, Hoya Staff Writer
A Georgetown University in Qatar was named a Global Fellow for a democracy research organization, joining a five-person fellowship cohort, the university announced April 15.

[Photo] GU-Q Professor Named Global Democracy Fellow

By Jack Willis, Chair of the Board
Former Speaker of the U.S House of Representatives Paul Ryan (R-WI) warned against excessive government spending in a dialogue at Georgetown University’s Capitol Campus.

[Photo] GU Hosts Former US House Paul Ryan for Conversation on Fiscal Policy

By Allister Adair, Special to The Hoya
At least two Georgetown University faculty members received notices that the Trump administration terminated their National Endowment for the Humanities grants, citing a change in national priorities.

[Photo] GU Faculty National Endowment for the Humanities Grants Terminated

By Ari Citrin, Student Life Desk Editor
Daniel Schuker, economic and security expert has been named executive director of the Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) Institute of International Economic Law (IIEL).

[Photo] GU Law Center Names New Executive Director of Institute of International Economic Law

By Emily Dabre, Graduate Desk Editor
An anonymous Georgetown group organized a fundraising campaign for detained Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher Badar Khan Suri's family and legal defense, raising over $8,500 as of April 23.

[Photo] GU Community Joins Fundraising Campaign for Khan Suri’s Legal Defense

By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University students launched a social app, What’s the Word, that aims to create a more efficient way for college students to share events and build community on campus March 24.

[Photo] Students Launch App to Connect GU Communities

By Merik Zhang, Special to The Hoya
The McDonough School of Business is moving three master's programs and a specialized education program to the Capitol Campus, starting in Fall 2025.

[Photo] MSB Expands Select Graduate Programs to Capitol Campus

By Emily Dabre, Special to The Hoya
26 candidates are running for GUSA Senate this year to address internal governance issues, expanding access to services and responding to the federal government.

[Photo] Meet the 26 Candidates Running for GUSA Senate

By Ruth Abramovitz, Senior News Editor
The final round of Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy, where graduate students pitch innovative solutions to local issues, took place April 11 after faculty selected five finalists from 50 applicants.

[Photo] McCourt Hosts Public Policy Challenge

By Annika McCanne, Hoya Staff Writer
A local council representing the Georgetown, Hillandale and Burleith neighborhoods, passed resolutions to support continued funding for community preschools and to appoint a new co-chair of the Georgetown Community Partnership.

[Photo] ANC Supports Preschool Funding, Appoints New GCP Co-Chair

By Luke Suko, Hoya Staff Writer
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[Photo] Federal Government Terminates About Six GU Community Members’ Immigration Statuses

By Nora Toscano, Senior News Editor
Georgetown University Law Center students cancelled a recruiting event with a top law firm to protest the firm's cooperation with President Donald Trump.

[Photo] GU Law Students Boycott Recruiting Event With Top Law Firm Over Trump Collaboration

By Sofia Thomas, Special to The Hoya
Two Georgetown University professors, Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware, won a top British award for their book on far-right terrorism in the United States.

[Photo] GU Professors Win British Award for Book on Far-Right Terrorism

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Vijay Velamoor, Executive in Residence and Special Advisor at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business, is remembered by a new EMBA merit scholarship created in his honor.

[Photo] MSB EMBA Program Introduces Merit Scholarship in Honor of Late Advisor

By Pooja Narayan, Graduate Desk Editor
GULC Professor Eloise Pasachoff, who specializes in federal funding research, received the President's award for Distinguished Scholar-Teachers, the Office of the President announced March 18th.

[Photo] GU Law Professor Receives President’s Award for Distinguished Scholar-Teachers

By Pooja Narayan, Graduate Desk Editor
Gloria Purvis, an author and social justice advocate, discussed the actions the Catholic church can take in response to the current conversations surrounding immigration and abortion at an event April 1.

[Photo] Catholic Speaker Calls for Stronger Church Response to Hateful Rhetoric in Dahlgren Chapel Lecture

By Emily Dabre, Special to The Hoya
Joseph Hartman, a government professor, won the top honor of the student-led College Academic Council on April 1 for his contributions to the Georgetown University community.

[Photo] College Academic Council Honors Joseph Hartman

By Annika McCanne, Hoya Staff Writer
Confirmed fall 2025 undergraduate enrollment on Georgetown's Capitol Campus lags significantly behind administrators’ predictions, leading the university to potentially lose $91.4 million between fiscal years 2025 and 2028, according projections presented to the university's Faculty Senate.

[Photo] Capitol Campus Enrollment Below Projections, Suggesting $91.4 Million Loss: Report

By Ari Citrin and Aamir Jamil
Georgetown University community members demanded the university protect academic freedom and core values amid fears of political encroachment after Columbia University agreed to federal demands to crack down on pro-Palestine protests.

[Photo] GU Community Responds After Columbia University Cooperates With Trump

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The Booth Family Center for Special Collections, which houses rare materials in Lauinger Library, hosted an open house featuring its newest collections to celebrate its 10th anniversary March 25.

[Photo] Booth Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University is moving forward with a project to replace the solar panels and roof of the Edward B. Bunn Intercultural Center, following through on scrapped plans initially announced in 2017.

[Photo] GU to Replace ICC Solar Panels, Roof

By Ari Citrin, Student Life Desk Editor
A cyber policy expert who served in the U.S. Department of Defense under former President Joe Biden will join the School of Foreign Service (SFS) in August 2025.

[Photo] Former Biden Administration Cyber Policy Expert Joins SFS Faculty

By Pritika Patel, Hoya Staff Writer
Members of the Georgetown University community are confident the inaugural first-year course requirement "Race, Power and Justice at Georgetown," which focuses on injustice and equity, will withstand a federal crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at higher education institutions.

[Photo] GU Community Defends ‘Race, Power and Justice’ Course Amid DEI Crackdown

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University administrators and a Federal Impact Working Group revealed plans to lessen the impacts of federal cuts to academic research funding through growing enrollment in master’s programs and conducting outreach to lawmakers at a March 13 town hall.

[Photo] GU Leaders Announce Plans to Mitigate Executive Orders’ Impacts

By Ari Citrin, Student Life Desk Editor
The McCourt School of Public Policy announced March 3 the expansion of their Leadership Fellows program, a yearlong program that aims to enhance students’ personal development and mentorship skills, to revamp student mentorship.

[Photo] McCourt Fellowship Program Broadens Student Mentorship

By Pooja Narayan, Graduate Desk Editor
A former senior Israeli security official argued Trump has been beneficial for Israel but remains unpredictable in his approach to diplomacy as he begins his second term in a Georgetown University event March 12.

[Photo] Former Israeli Security Official Argues Trump Will Redefine Middle East Politics

By Annie Quimby, Hoya Staff Writer
Georgetown University laid out a slate of improvements to the hotel located in the Leavey Center, including updates to the space and additional square footage, at an event February 26.

[Photo] GU to Begin Renovations for Campus Hotel in Fall 2025

By Leila Savant, Special to The Hoya
Georgetown University students highlighted an emphasis on inclusion, loyalty to Jesuit values and dynamic responses to the current presidential administration as the university continues to search for its 49th president.

[Photo] GU Remains Top Producer of Fulbright Students, Loses No. 1 Spot

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
A Georgetown University graduate promoted the use of data and litigation to advance LGBTQ+ rights during a Feb. 24 event hosted by Georgetown University Pride and the Georgetown University Student Association’s Federal and D.C. Relations Committee.

[Photo] GU Graduate Calls For Incorporation of LGBTQ+ Advocacy in Public Policy Careers

By Annie Quimby, Hoya Staff Writer
Three financial policy experts, Rostin Behnam (COL ’00), Lael Brainard and Patrick McHenry will join Georgetown University’s Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy as distinguished fellows working at the intersection of finance and public policy.

[Photo] Three Business Fellows Join GU Psaros Center

By Peter Sloniewsky, General Manager
A new Law, Justice, and Society minor will center law-related coursework and hands-on training through an interdisciplinary program that involves time at the Capitol Campus starting Fall 2025, faculty members confirmed to The Hoya on Feb. 13.

[Photo] GU Launches Interdisciplinary Legal Minor Involving Capitol Campus

By Nancy Britten, Hoya Staff Writer
A new Islamic studies minor studying the history, literature and culture of Islamic civilizations will launch in the Fall 2025 semester as part of the Arabic and Islamic studies department.

[Photo] New Islamic Studies Minor to Offer Courses in History, Culture

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
A panel of book critics and podcast hosts explored the recent increase in banned books in the US, including the impacts on the censorship for classrooms and libraries, and called for increased awareness at an event February 13.

[Photo] Literature Experts Warn of Banned Book Prevalence, Call for Increased Awareness

By Annika McCanne and Elliet Walton
Courtesy of Georgetown University | A federal appeals court ruled July 1that Badar Khan Suri will remain out of custody as his immigration case proceeds.

[Photo] Water Systems Engineer Warns of Political Implications Amid USAID Dismantling

By Emily Dabre, Special to The Hoya
The Capitol Applied Learning Labs (CALL) will launch a new cohort-based “D.C. Semester” program at the Capitol Campus intended for students studying economics, government, justice and peace studies and women’s and gender studies.

[Photo] CALL to Launch DC Semester Program

By Caleigh Keating, Senior Sports Editor
The Georgetown University department of history elected Fr. David Collins, S.J., as its new chair for a three-year term, pending approval by the university president.

[Photo] Fr. David Collins Elected History Department Chair

By Mason J. Friesen, Special to The Hoya
Students at Georgetown University launched Early Entrepreneurs, a new organization to address the gender gap in business careers by mentoring young girls in developing business skills.

[Photo] New Organization to Fight Business Gender Gap Through Mentorship

By Lena Maillet, Hoya Staff Writer
The Massive Data Institute at the McCourt School of Public Policy collaborated with the Sovereign Debt Forum to increase transparency in public finance.

[Photo] McCourt Launches Initiative to Increase Transparency in Government Debt

By Pritika Patel, Staff Writer
The Steers Center for Global Real Estate, an initiative of the McDonough School of Business, partnered with real estate firm Jackson Lucas to provide preprofessional services.

[Photo] Steers Center, Jackson Lucas Partner to Improve Career Readiness

By Pooja Narayan, Graduate Desk Editor
Four professors at Georgetown discussed two short films relating to the themes of migration and borders, calling for a reimagining of the concept of borders and standing in solidarity with displaced migrants, at an event on February 5.

[Photo] GU Professors Advocate for Solidarity, Dialogue Amid Migration Crises

By Annie Quimby, Special to The Hoya
A Cross-Disciplinary Undergraduate Research Exhibition, celebrating student researchers’ achievements, launched in Lauinger Library for the first time Jan. 31, which will stay on display until Mar. 31.

[Photo] Lauinger Library Features Undergraduate Research in New Exhibition

By Luke Suko, Special to The Hoya
Ibrahim Dalalsha, an analyst specializing in Palestinian politics, advocated for a two-state solution and political reform in Palestine to achieve stability and enduring peace, stressing the importance of dialogue and mutual understanding, during a webinar Jan. 28.

[Photo] Analyst Centers Importance of Stability for Lasting Peace in Palestine

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The inaugural cohort of the Nurse Executives in Residence program joined the Georgetown University School of Nursing (SON) Jan. 22 to teach doctoral students leadership and advocacy skills, beginning in the 2025-2026 academic year.

[Photo] School of Nursing Launches Executives in Residence Program to Train Doctoral Students in Leadership, Policy

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
The District of Columbia U.S. Attorney’s Office (USAO) sent a letter to the Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) warning against the continuation of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) curriculum, sparking concerns among Georgetown students and faculty.

[Photo] GU Center for the Constitution Honors Book Profiling Second Amendment

By Lena Maillet, Special to The Hoya
Physics professor Gen Yin will work toward developing new magnetic technology to power computer storage and processing, making them more efficient and reducing power consumption, with a $600,000 grant announced Jan. 21.

[Photo] GU Physics Professor Wins Grant for Computing Technology Research

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
A virtual panel event hosted academics and social care experts to explain how social environments, politics and global issues are the roots of the mental health crisis, focusing on systemic issues often overlooked, on Jan. 22.

[Photo] Panel Considers Role of Social Environment, Politics in Mental Health

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Harriette Hemmasi, dean of Georgetown University’s main campus libraries, will retire Aug. 29, marking the end of her seven-year tenure at Georgetown and 27-year career in library administration.

[Photo] Library Dean to Retire in August

By Bridget Galibois, Special to The Hoya
Director Rahab Nazzal showcased her two short films “Canada Park” and “Vibrations from Gaza” which focus on the ongoing conflict in Palestine, and engaged in a talk with two disability and ecology experts, at a Georgetown University event on January 17.

[Photo] Director Showcases Intersection of War, Disability in Films

By Lena Maillet, Special to The Hoya
Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service (SFS) opened an academic location in Jakarta with a focus on issues affecting the Global South, serving regional international affairs professionals and main campus graduate students.

[Photo] SFS Launches Jakarta-Based Graduate Programs

By Ari Citrin, Student Life Desk Editor
Georgetown University graduate Shaun Ho (SFS ’20) and current senior Harry Yang (SFS ’25) received the prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship, an award that funds one year of postgraduate study in China, the organization announced Jan. 15, making the students the 15th and 16th Georgetown affiliates to win the scholarship.

[Photo] GU Student, Graduate Win Prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship

By Lena Maillet, Special to the Hoya
Eight teams at Bark Tank, Georgetown Entrepreneurship’s annual startup pitch competition dedicated to unique social impact ventures, received $150,000 between them Jan. 22, awarded by a panel of judges consisting of faculty, staff and entrepreneurs.

[Photo] GU Student Entrepreneurs Win $150,000 in Bark Tank Competition

By Pritika Patel, Special to the Hoya
The third cohort of Tech & Public Policy (TPP) fellows, who aim to engage students on the intersection of technology and politics, at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy was announced by the university Jan. 14.

[Photo] McCourt Welcomes Tech & Public Policy Fellows

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Cardinal McElroy visited campus to speak during the 50th anniversary of theologian John Courtney Murray's death in 2017.

[Photo] Cardinal to Become DC Archbishop, Work with GU Campus Ministry

By Pooja Narayan, Graduate Desk Editor
Dr. Anthony Fauci urged students to dedicate their lives to public service based on reflections from his own life and how he drew his success from working with the public and local communities during a talk Jan. 15.

[Photo] Fauci Urges Students to Engage in Public Service

By Annie Quimby, Special to The Hoya
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.

[Photo] Cancer Survivors, Medical Professionals Emphasize Patient-Centered Treatment

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor
The Black Alumni Council honored Georgetown history professor Maurice Jackson with its Distinguished Leader Award Jan. 8, recognizing his service to the Washington, D.C. community and scholarship on Black history throughout his academic tenure at Georgetown and his career in community organizing.

[Photo] Black Alumni Council Honors GU History Professor

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University Law Center announced it will meet with students and update its accommodations and Title IX policies following backlash for initially denying a pregnant student accommodations for her final exam.

[Photo] GU Law Center Title IX Policy to Change

By Nora Toscano, Senior News Editor
Georgetown history professor Timothy Newfield received €10 million to the plague's differential toll on medieval Europe as part of a research team, building on interdisciplinary research and knowledge about disease from the COVID-19 pandemic, the university announced on Nov. 26.

[Photo] History Professor Receives 10 Million Euros to Study Plague’s Uneven Spread

By Ajani Stella, Academics Desk Editor
Georgetown University's Free Speech Program hosted a panel of experts to examine why certain world crises are prioritized over others.

[Photo] Experts Emphasize Bringing Attention to ‘Forgotten Crises’ of the World

By Ajani Stella, Staff Writer
The Earth Commons Institute hosted its second Planting Party of the semester on Sept. 29 at the Hoya Harvest Garden, featuring yoga, gardening, and brunch.

[Photo] Hoya Harvest Garden Hosts Second Planting Party of the Fall Semester

By Julia Vaughan
Georgetown University | The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation awarded $2.3 million to Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy and the University of Michigan’s Ford School of Public Policy to a joint research center.

[Photo] McCourt School Introduces Congressional Tri-Caucus Fellowship, Welcomes First Fellow

By Jasmine Zhang, Events Desk Editor
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[Photo] New Student Guide

Georgeanne Vartorella is a first-generation college student who attended Georgetown for undergraduate and medical school. Richard Statesir, her husband, is an opthalmologist.

[Photo] Georgetown Receives Financial Gift to Support Scholarships

By Caroline Rareshide, Contributing Editor
Andrew Sobanet will serve as the interim dean of Georgetown University's College of Arts & Sciences beginning July 1.

[Photo] Professor of French Sobanet to Serve as College of Arts & Sciences Interim Dean

By Evie Steele, Editor-in-Chief
Ceballo has served as dean of the College since January 2021 and helped develop the Capitol Campus.

[Photo] College of Arts & Sciences Dean Ceballo to Leave Georgetown

By Caroline Rareshide, Contributing Editor
Brahmacharini Shweta Chaitanya will lead Dharmic Life at Georgetown, and Rabbi Ilana Zietman will lead Jewish Life at Georgetown.

[Photo] Georgetown Names New Directors for Dharmic, Jewish Life

By Caroline Rareshide, Contributing Editor
Georgetown University has adopted several core values of the Jesuit Order, including cura personalis, emphasizing the well-being of students.

[Photo] Georgetown Ranks in Bottom 15 Out of Universities in Controversial Free Speech Ranking

By Maren Fagan and Saroja Ramchandren
Georgetown University / Student interns, faculty members and graduate data fellows will now be able to help analyze the 2024 elections, including the primaries and general election, as part of a collaboration between Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy (MPP) and Decision Desk (DDHQ), an election results reporting website and service.

[Photo] Decision Desk HQ Selects McCourt School as 2024 Election Hub

By Aamir Jamil
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