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The World Cup's Empty Economic Promises

The World Cup’s Empty Economic Promises

By Mercy Radithupa March 11, 2017

Brazil and South Africa all stood to benefit from the immense expansion of infrastructure that came with hosting the World Cup. In Brazil and South Africa there was an increase in gross domestic product...

SFS-Qatar Graduates Eighth Cohort

By Kshithij Shrinath May 20, 2016

In a commencement ceremony featuring the Qatari royal family and main campus officials, the School of Foreign Service in Qatar graduated its eighth and largest cohort May 5. The graduating class numbered...

SFS-Q Appoints New Dean

By Aly Pachter February 2, 2016

Dean of the School of Foreign Service in Qatar Gerd Nonneman will step down as dean at the end of his term in June, as announced by University President John DeGioia in an email to the Georgetown community...

COURTESY GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, the emir of Qatar, spoke at Gaston Hall on Thursday. Student protests against labor practices followed his appearance.

Emir Outlines Qatari Role in Middle East

By Kelsey Quackenbush February 27, 2015

His Highness Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, emir of the State of Qatar, discussed the Arab Spring, education reform and Qatar’s political role in the Middle East with University President John...

IPPOLITO: FIFA Must Reconsider Russia, Qatar Decision

By Michael Ippolito November 18, 2014

It is fair to say that American sports fans are used to scandals and, at times, incompetency within the major sports leagues. From baseball’s handling of the steroid narrative to football’s objectively...

MICHEL: For the Only Jesuit in Qatar, Uplifting Unity

MICHEL: For the Only Jesuit in Qatar, Uplifting Unity

By Fr. Thomas Michel, S.J. October 10, 2014

At the moment, I am the only member of the Georgetown Jesuit community serving full time at the Qatar campus of the School of Foreign Service. I am the only Jesuit here in Qatar, but not the first....

Michelle Xu

In Qatar, SFS Subject to Brutal Regime

By Ari Goldstein October 3, 2014

Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service operates a satellite campus in an oppressive Middle Eastern dictatorship. Funded by oil money and corrupt sheikhs, Georgetown University effectively...

COURTESY CLYDE WILCOX
Government professor Clyde Wilcox has transferred to the School of Foreign Service campus in Qatar for the next two years.

After 27 Years in DC, Wilcox Shifts to SFS-Qatar

By Matthew Larson September 30, 2014

Government professor Clyde Wilcox, who has taught at Georgetown’s main campus since 1987, transitioned this year to the School of Foreign Service in Qatar, where he will remain for two years. Wilcox...

SANTAMARIA: USA Is Ready to Host Another World Cup

By Paolo B. Santamaria September 26, 2014

Amid controversy regarding corruption in the voting process and inhumane treatment of migrant workers, Qatar was awarded the 2022 FIFA World Cup bid. However, high-ranking FIFA committee member Theo Zwanziger...

Qatar Preparations Flout Human Rights

By Drew Cunningham and Ethan Chess April 1, 2014

We wish we could write about this year’s unprecedented Final Four lineup, compare the contracts of Max Scherzer and Miguel Cabrera, analyze the sudden dominance of the Boston Bruins or comment on the...

4E's Guide to Jesuit Heritage Week 2014

4E’s Guide to Jesuit Heritage Week 2014

By Francisca Johanek and Francisca Johanek January 25, 2014

This week Georgetown will celebrate the 14th annual Jesuit Heritage Week! Hopefully most Hoyas have already met and/or taken a class with some of the Jesuits on campus.  (Side note: You should definitely...

LAKHANPAL: Mid East Free Speech Still Only a Whisper

By Nikhil Lakhanpal April 24, 2012

Since I started writing for The Hoya, I’ve experienced a good deal of constructive criticism from my readers. Some of the things I write are not exactly favorable to the opinions of my friends in Qatar...

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