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BAGARIA: Think Beyond Your On-Campus Echo Chamber

BAGARIA: Think Beyond Your On-Campus Echo Chamber

By Aashi Bagaria March 14, 2025

At Georgetown University, students take pride in their rigorous participation in a wide range of clubs, whether they be political, pre-professional finance or business organizations, or social groups....

BROWN: Balance Future, Belonging, Opinions

BROWN: Balance Future, Belonging, Opinions

By Caroline Brown March 14, 2025

Welcome back, advice lovers. Spring break is over, and that means the post-vacation stress is coming for us all. But don’t worry, I’m here to ease some of your stress and answer all your questions...

GORAL: Rethink Your Resume

GORAL: Rethink Your Resume

By Dylan Goral February 28, 2025

Last week, I reached an exciting yet anxiety-inducing milestone: my first networking call. I know the idea of networking for internships and future jobs seems synonymous with the Georgetown University...

NGUYEN: Dispel Beauty Standards at Georgetown

NGUYEN: Dispel Beauty Standards at Georgetown

By Julia Nguyen February 28, 2025

At Georgetown University, the masses of beautiful girls feel inescapable. For the most part, the way that they exude beauty is astonishing, but as someone who struggles with my self-image, it’s also...

RAO: Defending DeGioia's Decisions

RAO: Defending DeGioia’s Decisions

By Saahil Rao February 21, 2025

Georgetown University’s primary responsibility in admissions should be to make entry into the university as meritocratic as possible, for as many people as possible, while sustaining itself as an institution....

BROWN: Feelings, Friendships, Forgiveness

BROWN: Feelings, Friendships, Forgiveness

By Caroline Brown February 21, 2025

Welcome back, advice lovers. This week, we’re tackling friend crushes and working through some of your questionable drunk decisions. So, if you’re struggling with some long-repressed feelings or had...

BAGARIA: Redefine Failure at Georgetown

BAGARIA: Redefine Failure at Georgetown

By Aashi Bagaria February 14, 2025

One of the first things every new student hears at Georgetown University is that this is a safe space to fail. You’ve likely heard that it is an inevitable part of the Georgetown experience, which will...

PETERS: Overcome Imposter Syndrome with Compassion

PETERS: Overcome Imposter Syndrome with Compassion

By Mansi Peters February 14, 2025

When I was feeling sorry for myself, I thought about how tiring doing that really is — always doubting myself, constantly comparing myself to the classmate who never seems to get a question wrong and...

SPILLING THE CHAI | ‘Bridgerton’ and the Myth of Post-Racial Hollywood

By Anandita Agarwal, Guide Columnist February 13, 2025

When the United States elected a Black man to be president in 2008 and again in 2012, much of the world rejoiced. Abraham Lincoln had abolished slavery. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for civil equality....

HIBBERT: Protest Productively, Not Performatively

HIBBERT: Protest Productively, Not Performatively

By Charlotte Hibbert February 6, 2025

On Jan. 18, two days before the presidential inauguration, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Washington, D.C., to rally against the incoming Trump administration. Organized under the banner...

GORAL: Take a Break from Social Media

GORAL: Take a Break from Social Media

By Dylan Goral February 6, 2025

Like many of my friends and classmates, I found myself in a small-scale panic a few weeks ago when the government temporarily banned TikTok in the United States. Despite having plenty of homework assignments...

NGUYEN: Explore Your Many Dimensions

NGUYEN: Explore Your Many Dimensions

By Julia Nguyen February 6, 2025

“Hey Julia, would it be possible for me to borrow your keys to the Reynolds Hall practice rooms?” my old duet partner from chamber music class asked me.  “Of course. You can keep them. I won’t...

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