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GUSA Readership Program Aims to Give Students Access to National Publications

GUSA Readership Program Aims to Give Students Access to National Publications

By Jack Willis November 18, 2022

The Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) launched a new initiative to provide students with free subscriptions to national newspapers and media outlets. The GUSA initiative hopes to give...

Select Students to Receive $100 Metro Credit in New Transportation Pilot Program

Select Students to Receive $100 Metro Credit in New Transportation Pilot Program

By Adora Zheng September 9, 2022

Georgetown University plans to launch a transit program that will give randomly selected  students a $100 credit toward Washington, D.C. transit passes. Any full-time undergraduate or graduate...

New Tech Ethics Undergraduate Programs Launching in Fall 2022

New Tech Ethics Undergraduate Programs Launching in Fall 2022

By Laetitia Haddad March 3, 2022

Georgetown University undergraduate students in Georgetown College can study the intersection of technology and ethics in society through new major, minor and concentration programs launching this fall. Beginning...

@REBECCAKATZ5/TWITTER | Rebecca Katz, director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security, which studies public health emergencies, will be co-director of a new infectious disease masters program.

GU Develops New Masters Program in Infectious Disease

By Meredith Miller April 4, 2019

A new masters program in global infectious disease is set to launch in fall 2019. The program intends to bridge the gap between the science of infectious diseases and its public policy implications, according...

Program to Aid Natural Disaster Relief Efforts Wins at Hoya Hacks

By Alexandra Bowman February 6, 2019

A group of students that created a program to aid relief efforts for natural disasters won $500 at the fourth annual Hoya Hacks, which lasted from Friday evening until Sunday afternoon. The 36-hour...

With 45% women, this years incoming class in the McDonough School of Business Executive Master’s in Business Administration program boasts the highest percentage of women in the programs history.

MSB Master’s Program Accepts Highest Percentage of Women Ever

By Emma Kotfica October 4, 2018

The McDonough School of Business Executive Master’s in Business Administration program reached its highest rate of female enrollment ever this year, with 45 percent female students. The 20-month...

SIZEMORE-BARBER: Driving Visionary Feminism

By April Sizemore-Barber March 22, 2018

On March 15, the women’s and gender studies program commemorated its 30th anniversary with a conference celebrating gender scholarship. Panelists and audience members alike discussed the paradoxical...

Take Control of Your Transcript

By Casey Nolan April 5, 2016

A recent email announcing the departure of Chester Gillis as dean of the Georgetown College lists an impressive number of new minors and majors that were instituted during his tenure, including African...

Follow the Jewish Studies Program Model

By The Editorial Board March 1, 2016

This week, Georgetown launched the new Center for Jewish Civilization, a significant expansion to the already existing program, buffered by a $10 million donation dedicated to Holocaust research. The Jewish...

A Rotten Program

A Rotten Program

By The Editorial Board October 23, 2015

O’Donovan Hall serves around 3,000 students per week — slightly less than half of the student body — and receives a near-constant barrage of student criticism. Recognizing the poor reputation of...

Fading Fluency

By The Editorial Board March 2, 2015

While wandering the lower floors of the ICC, it is common to hear a multiplicity of languages — from those poring over upper-level Arabic texts to a gaggle of introductory French students reviewing new...

Georgetown’s MBA Program Ranked 54th by Executives

By Laura Zhang October 25, 2011

Georgetown's Master of Business Administration program scored the 54th spot in a new study of the top 150 international universities from which CEOs and chairmen of leading companies hire. After surveying...

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