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New Career Center to Prioritize Grad Students

By Emma Kotfica October 27, 2017

A new career center for graduate students separate from the Cawley Career Center is expected to launch in July 2018, the Office of the Provost announced Sept. 27. The new center will focus...

HARDING: The 40 Percent

HARDING: The 40 Percent

By Taylor Harding October 2, 2017

When I first came to Georgetown, I had no clue what consulting was. I suspect many others were unfamiliar with the term as well. Still, with its prevalence at Georgetown, it did not take long for any of...

KARNA: Overcome Pressure to Be Perfect

KARNA: Overcome Pressure to Be Perfect

By Caitlin Karna April 7, 2017

Although my GPA has been devastated by economics courses, it somehow earned me an interview at Boston Consulting Group. I had plenty of time to prepare, so I put it off. I figured I knew how to nail...

Damn Molly: Back At It Again With The White Vans

Damn Molly: Back At It Again With The White Vans

By Molly Hamilton and Molly Hamilton March 2, 2016

In the two and a half years since I got my license, I have hit cars on three separate occasions. To be fair, I was in reverse and paying zero attention at the time of each accident. Fortunately, all of...

Obama Presents Youth Employment Plan

By Matthew Larson February 12, 2016

President Barack Obama allocated nearly $5.5 billion in his recently proposed fiscal year 2017 budget to help more than one million young people gain crucial work experience in order to obtain their...

COURTESY NSPHIRE

App Aims to Be Tinder for Job Market

By Jessie Yu November 20, 2015

Swipe, swipe, swipe, match. You’re hired. Well, it may require more than a few swipes to get hired, but nspHire starts the conversation by matching employers and job seekers through a quick swiping...

RACHEL SKAAR FOR THE HOYA
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...

HOCHBERG: Looking At Refugee Economics

HOCHBERG: Looking At Refugee Economics

By Gracie Hochberg September 25, 2015

Politicians, students and the media have been sparring on how responsible Europe and the United States are for sheltering Middle Eastern refugees. But what if they are ignoring a fundamental question:...

The Five Times When You Know You Are A Senior

The Five Times When You Know You Are A Senior

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein September 20, 2015

I am officially old. And, by old, I mean 20. But, I am a senior, which means I have three years of classes, parties and Wisey's cookies to look back on. Everyone always talks about how senior year is...

TRIVEDI & SHETTY: Reconciling Creativity With Public Service

TRIVEDI & SHETTY: Reconciling Creativity With Public Service

By Rohan Shetty and Naman Trivedi September 1, 2015

When the two of us look at life after college, there seems to be a clear fork in the road between private sector jobs that aim to give students the best outlet for learning and public sector positions...

The Best Plan is No Plan

By Camille Squires and Kendall Ciesemier March 27, 2015

We both received a jarring email in our inboxes recently: A reminder from the deans’ office to begin steps for registration for Fall 2015. After getting over the initial shock (and frankly, insult)...

Blinded by Pre-Professionalism Tunnel Vision

By Stephanie Zhou March 23, 2015

It’s January and a flurry of anxious suits descends onto Sellinger Lounge. Below the surface of casual chit-chat about winter break bubbles an undercurrent of apprehension about the nebulous and uncertain...

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