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The Corp and GUASFCU collectively received more than 600 applications this fall hiring season. The Corp’s acceptance rate remained relatively the same as last year at about 18 percent while GUASFCU accepted about nine percent of its applicants.

Corp, GUASFCU Receive More Than 600 Apps

By Sarah Smith September 25, 2015

Students of Georgetown, Inc. and the Georgetown University Alumni and Student Federal Credit Union collectively hired more than 100 students in a record-breaking fall application season. Both organizations...

Hail to the Dad Bod

Hail to the Dad Bod

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein August 5, 2015

4E loves sports. Georgetown sports especially. Do you know what else we like? Promotions and free things. Thank God Georgetown athletics is finally hearing our pleas and incorporating these two things...

Living Wages for All

By The Editorial Board August 26, 2014

Of all the changes that happened in Georgetown this summer, one in particular is sure to make working students smile. On July 1, the long-awaited increase of the Washington, D.C. minimum wage took effect,...

On Wall Street, New Limits for Weekend Work

By Natasha Khan and Editor-in-Chief January 24, 2014

Credit Suisse, a major employer of Georgetown graduates, has followed the efforts of other investment banks to improve employee work-life balance by limiting weekend working hours for junior employees. In...

New GUASFCU CEO to Start March 1

By Emma Hinchliffe January 24, 2012

Nikhil Lakhanpal (MSB '13) was chosen as the next CEO of the Georgetown University Alumni and Student Federal Credit Union on Jan. 15. Lakhanpal has been a GUASFCU intern since the fall of 2009,...

Interns Pick Experience Over Pay

By Sarah Kaplan March 25, 2011

Though­ unpaid internships have long been a staple of a Georgetown education, they may not always be legal. Last April, the Economic Policy Institute issued a report titled, "Not So Equal Protection...

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