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Three Award-Winning Authors Reflect on Northern Irish Life Amidst Conflict

Three Award-Winning Authors Reflect on Northern Irish Life Amidst Conflict

By Joshua Chilmaid December 1, 2023

A trio of female authors shared how their experiences living through conflict in Northern Ireland influenced their work during a Georgetown University event. Global Irish Studies (GIS), the university’s...

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...

What To Do This Summer If You Dont Have an Internship

What To Do This Summer If You Don’t Have an Internship

By Maddie Schwartz and Maddie Schwartz April 12, 2017

So now it's April and you've found yourself without an internship. You're probably asking yourself: what exactly can I do this summer? Well believe it or not, there is plenty more out there than being...

The New Years Resolutions You Wont Keep

The New Year’s Resolutions You Won’t Keep

By Joseph O'Reilly and Joseph O'Reilly January 16, 2017

It is that time of the year again. A time of new beginnings, new memories, new laughs, and, most importantly, new resolutions. With each new year comes a new set of promises we Hoyas make to ourselves...

What We Learned From Instructional Continuity

What We Learned From Instructional Continuity

By Maddie Schwartz and Maddie Schwartz February 8, 2016

Just last week, many of us thought that Georgetown snow days would be filled with sledding, hot cocoa and even a snowball fight with Father O’Brien himself. But Georgetown had a special surprise for...

Step Two: Reading

Step Two: Reading

By Santana V. Jackson June 25, 2015

Throughout the school year, you could read anywhere from 15 to 30 books, depending on your major. But how many of those books do you actually get to enjoy? I remember talking to a friend and reminiscing...

No. 4 - Fragments

No. 4 – Fragments

By Sarah Kim October 26, 2014

In all our deciphered knowledge of the English language today, our pool of understanding has only diminished in depth. We no longer read with a command of the language but as if we are borrowing the words...

Finding Novel Procrastination in Prose

By Kim Bussing October 25, 2013

Now that midterms have officially hit and I’ve become swamped with papers and studying, I’ve decided it’s the perfect time to take up a new hobby: procrastination. I’ve finally been catching up...

Neumann to Captain Reading Against NY Red Bulls

By Ryan Bacic May 28, 2013

Some 100 miles north of the District, a trio of Hoyas takes the field. Their performance isn’t overpowering — with Georgetown, it hardly ever is — but a 1-0 win, as they’ve well learned by...

GU Readership Program Holds Strong as Others Falter

By Andy Miller September 16, 2011

Although The George Washington University recently cut its Collegiate Readership Program due to lack of interest, Georgetown's own service will not suffer the same fate any time soon. According to The...

What the Dickens

By Elizabeth Garbitelli January 11, 2011

Every time I am at an airport, somehow in between body scanners and three-ounce bottles of shampoo, I find myself in the nearest bookstore with an uncanny urge to buy a book, in spite of any insurmountable...

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