Several campus offices, including the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service, the Office of Advancement, the Office of Mission and Ministry and the School of Nursing and Health Studies,...
Last year marked the highest charitable donations total given to Georgetown University, mirroring a national trend of increased alumni giving to alma maters.
In the 2014 fiscal year, which ran from...
More than 500 Georgetown students rallied together to raise over $5,000 to purchase Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., a golf cart at a fundraiser dubbed “Golf Cart Throw Down” on Jan. 15 at Malmaison.
Three...
Georgetown University has joined forces with 18 other universities across the United States to participate in END7, a group that has pledged to eliminate seven neglected tropical diseases by 2020.
The...
Beginning with a record-breaking $100 million gift from Frank McCourt Jr. (CAS ’75) in September, this fiscal year was the most successful fundraising year in Georgetown’s 225-year history.
On...
Although fundraising for the American Cancer Society through this year’s Relay for Life again declined from its 2010 peak, participants at Friday’s event were more active than in years past.
This...
Members of Club Filipino have mobilized support for a fundraising campaign to support victims of Typhoon Haiyan. The typhoon, which swept through the Philippines last week, is among the strongest storms...
Georgetown’s Relay for Life raised approximately $150,000 this year, $50,000 less than in 2012, continuing its steady decline since 2010.
This year’s figure was a far cry from the peak of $400,000...
One year after its public launch, Georgetown’s capital campaign has secured $935 million and is on track to reach its $1.5 billion fundraising goal ahead of schedule.
The campaign, titled “The Campaign...
For the Georgetown community, it is not uncommon to hear that students intern, work paid jobs or start up their own projects and initiatives. For Ifedayo Bethel-Sears (COL ’13), exposure to the fashion...
The men’s soccer team took to the field in gold shoelaces Sunday to raise awareness and funds to combat childhood cancer.
The game was the first time the Hoyas have participated in Lace-Up 4 Pediatric...
Few people know how to respond when tragedy strikes. Many mourn, cry and try to move on. Most people, however, don’t respond by organizing a cross-country bike trip.
But three Georgetown students...
