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Social Justice Course to Replace ‘Engaging Diversity’ Requirement

Social Justice Course to Replace ‘Engaging Diversity’ Requirement

By Evie Steele March 3, 2023

A revised “Pathways to Social Justice” requirement will replace Georgetown University undergraduate students’ “Engaging Diversity” core requirement, which has been in place since 2016. The new...

EDITORIAL: Add Environmental Core Requirement

EDITORIAL: Add Environmental Core Requirement

By The Editorial Board November 11, 2021

This week, Georgetown University students registered for spring 2022 classes. Among the myriad considerations students take when constructing their future schedule is the core curriculum. The core curriculum...

Students, Professors Push To Enhance Diversity Curriculum Requirement

Students, Professors Push To Enhance Diversity Curriculum Requirement

By Nicholas Voltaggio and Sanjana Ranganathan October 29, 2021

Since arriving at Georgetown University, Arjun Badami (COL ’24) has tried to take advantage of courses that focus on diversity and culture. So when he learned that his “The Problem of God” course...

EDITORIAL: Refine Diversity Requirement

By Editorial Board February 15, 2019

A superficial and uninspired execution of the diversity requirement has failed to provide the majority of Georgetown University students with perspectives that reach beyond their own. The diversity...

FRAME OF REFERENCE: Developing a Stronger Arts Curriculum

FRAME OF REFERENCE: Developing a Stronger Arts Curriculum

By Bruce McKaig June 23, 2017

Prior to the 19th century, to study the arts was akin to acquiring a vocation. The novice trained with a master and, over years, evolved from apprentice to journeyman to master in his or her own right....

The Change Georgetown DOESNT Need

The Change Georgetown DOESN’T Need

By Charlie Fritz and Charlie Fritz March 2, 2016

It was recently revealed through The Hoya that the administrators of SFS are considering changes to the core curriculum. This idea may seem great for SFSers due to the excessive amount of Econ requirements...

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The School of Foreign Service is considering altering its core corruciulm in mid-March, according to Associate Dean Daniel Byman.

SFS Plans Academic Restructuring

By Christian Paz February 23, 2016

The School of Foreign Service Dean’s Office is actively considering restructuring the curriculum of the SFS with new course offerings and updated core requirements in the lead-up to its centennial...

Middle States Assessment Presented

By Hiromi Oka April 4, 2012

An evaluation team assessing the university for reaccreditation praised Georgetown’s innovations but cited room for improvement in the core curriculum Wednesday. The team, which is evaluating the...

Getting Schooled in Education

By Dan Healy February 9, 2012

Georgetown has an extensive core curriculum, and being exposed to a broad range of topics serves students well. Students have the freedom to choose their majors, while general education requirements force...

Editorial: Getting to the Core Are the goals of the undergraduate core curricula being fully realized?

By The Editorial Board December 3, 2010

What does it mean to hold a Georgetown degree? Every undergraduate receives a degree in a major or even two, which allow for concentration in a specified field. Still, major requirements fill, at most,...

A Liberal Education

By Fr. James Schall, S.J. January 23, 2010

My former student sent me a recent column published in Newsweek by its editor, Jon Meacham, on "liberal education," the basics of which the students are supposed to receive here at Georgetown. The trouble...

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