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Chinese Heritage “Pops-up” in Exhibit

By Madison Stingray February 6, 2015

Take a step into Georgetown's Spagnuolo Gallery in the Edmund A. Walsh Memorial building and you'll suddenly find yourself transported. The colors become brighter, the shadows become longer and the...

SHAH: For China, Schools Key  To Future

SHAH: For China, Schools Key To Future

By Parth Shah November 11, 2014

President Barack Obama flew to Beijing on Friday to meet with his counterpart, Xi Jinping, at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. No doubt China’s recent flattening in growth was discussed;...

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Practicality Can’t Be Lost in Hong Kong

By Cheryl Lau October 10, 2014

National Day is supposed to be a day of celebration for most Chinese. Yet, in the small city-state of Hong Kong, this Oct. 1 holiday was the beginning of a movement. Self-government and self-determination...

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Protesters supporting Hong Kong demonstrators rallied outside the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office on Wednesday.

Rally Supports Hong Kong Protests

By Toby Hung October 3, 2014

Around 200 protesters, including several Georgetown students, gathered at the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office and marched to the White House on Wednesday night to demonstrate support for the Occupy...

With Weibo, Programs Connect With China

By Laura Owsiany April 4, 2014

As research, recruitment, and faculty and student interest from China continues to grow at Georgetown, administrators are looking to build greater ties with China through Weibo, a Chinese social media...

In Taiwan, a Call to Uphold US Values

By Annie Chen March 28, 2014

Nearly 35 years ago next month, the U.S. Congress passed the Taiwan Relations Act, an act that has defined U.S. relationships with the small island country ever since. On this historic anniversary, the...

Shanghai, China

By Henry Parrott December 7, 2013

China is a massive country, far beyond what one person can possibly summarize or understand. Any one statement I could try to make about my impression of the country would be vague or incorrect. The...

The Naming of the Baby Panda is Here!

By Griffin Greco and Griffin Greco November 26, 2013

Though many Hoyas are traveling home today and tomorrow for Thanksgiving, some will be staying on campus for the holidays. Fortunately, those of you who are here on the Hilltop will be able to spend your...

China Puzzle Looms Beyond U.S. Campaigns

By Tom Christiansen October 2, 2012

On top of shouting matches on every topic from economic policy to the appropriate way to store canines in moving vehicles, President Obama and Mitt Romney are still squabbling over one issue: Chinese policy. Both...

In China, Obama a U.S. President or Celebrity?

By Robert Silverstein September 18, 2012

Two Americans, a German and a Dutch girl walk into a bar, order two mojitos, a San Miguel and a cocktail. The only punchline here is the bar itself, a brightly lit expat hangout whose constant loop of...

Daisey Apologizes for Fabrications

By Sarah Patrick March 19, 2012

Author and actor Mike Daisey apologized Monday for misrepresenting information in his monologueperformance “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs,” the content of which was recently found to be...

Big Ten, Big 12 Challenge for Top Spot in Conference Rankings

By Evan Hollander February 23, 2012

Just as America's reign as the world's lone superpower is encountering a challenge from a rising China, the Big East's dominant position in college basketball is being tested by the Big Ten and the...

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