Students of Georgetown, Inc. (The Corp), a student-run non-profit organization operating seven services on campus, celebrated 30 years of student-run coffee services at Georgetown University, marked by...
Two Georgetown University clubs hosted an open mic night April 25 to advocate for reproductive justice.
Bossier, a Georgetown magazine that empowers people with marginalized gender identities on campus,...
While tabling for The Hoya, Senior Multimedia Editor Amna Shamim (CAS ’25) asked students at the Spring 2023 Council of Advisory Boards (CAB) Fair about their hottest takes. Tune into this podcast to...
Over 2,500 individuals have signed up for The Corp’s new rewards program, which launched earlier this week.
The program offers customers the opportunity to earn points from purchases...
The Corp and the Georgetown University Asian American Student Association (AASA) launched a fundraiser to raise money for a local Asian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) LGBTQ group.
All proceeds...
The Corp and the Georgetown University Alumni and Student Federal Credit Union (GUASFCU) launched a partnership Oct. 18 to raise money for Georgetown University Mutual Aid (GU Mutual Aid) by selling matcha...
The Corp is now requiring all employees to complete weekly COVID-19 tests and symptom surveys.
Before clocking into their shifts and attending large Corp events, employees must submit a symptom...
After over 500 days of shuttered doors and empty aisles, The Corp has begun the process of reopening their on-campus locations as Georgetown University transitions to in-person operations.
Between...
Georgetown University students are now able to donate unused meal plan money to be redistributed in order to combat food insecurity on campus through mutual aid efforts.
Georgetown Mutual Aid, a student...
The Corp has reopened two locations offering on-campus students at Georgetown University more options for food services, groceries and COVID-19 personal protective equipment.
The Corp Cafe at...
Georgetown University student groups and programs have provided emergency funding and long-term resources for students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Resources became available after the university’s...
The Council of the District of Columbia is considering banning cashless businesses following similar legislative measures across the country.
The bill, introduced by Councilmember David Grosso (I-At...
