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The Asian American Student Association has started up a project called “Exposure: Redefined” with which they hope to reveal the diverse personalities of Georgetown’s Asian American community. The project is an impressive attempt to deconstruct generalizations.

Breaking the Mold

By Emma Gross January 30, 2015

Exposure:  Redefined, a social media project started in January 2015 by the Asian American Student Association of Georgetown, aims to feature and empower Asian American students on campus in a “Humans...

Law Students Call for Institutional Response to Brown, Garner Decisions

By Kshithij Shrinath December 9, 2014

A coalition of Georgetown University Law Center students of color issued an open letter on Dec. 6 to criticize the law center for remaining silent in response to the grand jury decisions in the cases of...

GUSA Promises as Yet Unfulfilled

By The Editorial Board October 28, 2014

“We see a disconnect between students and the university’s administrative decision-making processes,” reads the first sentence of Georgetown University Student Association President Trevor Tezel...

Disability Month Focuses on Diversity

By Xinlan Hu October 24, 2014

The Academic Resource Center and the Office of the Provost are sponsoring the university’s first Disability Cultural Month throughout October and through Nov. 13, which features events, panel discussions...

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Nancy Hinojos (MSB ’15) holds many campus positions, including being resident director of the Black House.

Senior Discusses Importance of Black House on Campus

By Justin Kotwicki October 17, 2014

Nancy Hinojos (MSB ’15) keeps herself very busy. She is a dancer in Groove Theory; she sits on the board of the Georgetown Aspiring Minority Business Leaders & Entrepreneurs; she is on the SFS...

Michelle Xu

More Money, More Months

By The Editorial Board October 7, 2014

This semester, the Office of the President motioned to offer funding to various culture-related student groups on campus in an effort to establish and finance several cultural heritage months at Georgetown...

A Precarious Expansion

By The Editorial Board October 3, 2014

A focus of GUSA executives Trevor Tezel (SFS ’15) and Omika Jikaria’s (SFS ’15) campaign last year was the creation of a Multicultural Council to strengthen ties between student government and multicultural...

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GUSA Director of Outreach Eng Gin Moe (SFS ’16) and Deputy Director of Outreach Rodrigo Gonzalez (SFS ’15) lead the Multicultural Council’s first town hall, which aimed to solicit feedback on the council’s agenda.

Cultural Council Solicits Input

By Toby Hung September 26, 2014

The Georgetown University Student Association hosted its inaugural Multicultural Council Town Hall on Tuesday in the Healey Family Student Center, soliciting suggestions for the council from members...

GUSA Promotes Diversity With Multicultural Council

By Ashley Miller September 19, 2014

The Georgetown University Student Association created a Multicultural Council this year to foster a robust interaction with cultural groups on campus. The Multicultural Council played a large role in...

More Than a Ranking

By The Editorial Board September 12, 2014

Georgetown fell a spot outside the top 20 in this year’s U.S. News and World Report college rankings, but another set of rankings released this week put the university far outside its top schools. The...

The Black, Single Father

By Jasmine White September 12, 2014

I am a black female who was raised by a single father, and there has never been a time when he wasn’t in my life. He is and has always been everything. When I was little, he let me put barrettes in...

Waitlist Enrollment Completes Class of 2018

By Ian Tice July 15, 2014

Georgetown has now concluded the admissions period for the upcoming school year, with the addition of 110 students off the waitlist to the Class of 2018. The university offered spots to 140 of approximately...

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