Free Expression, Civility, and Care for One Another
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, Now more than ever, it is critical that our community members think about how we can engage… Read More
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Former Campaign Advisors, Congressman and MSNBC Host: Meet This Fall’s GU Politics Fellows
This semester, students can engage with GU Politics Fellows who bring decades of political, government, law and journalism experience to Georgetown–and provide a peek into how DC really operates. Read More
For This Medical Student, Her Cancer Research Is for Her Little Sister
Ritu Amarnani, a second-year medical student, researches cancer care in Georgetown’s Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. The role is one Amarnani has personal experience with. Read More
The Counseling Office Manager Who Wants To Leave Behind a ‘Legacy of Love’
For years, Denise English was the first face students would see entering the Counseling and Psychiatric Services office. Now in a different role, she still wants students to feel loved. Read More
Can the COVID-19 Pandemic Teach Us Anything About Containing Mpox? A Global Health Expert Weighs In.
A pandemic response veteran who served as an advisor on President Biden's COVID-19 task force gives her take on the threat of mpox in Africa and the world. Read More
I Just Moved Into My Dorm! Here’s What I’m Excited For In My First Year at Georgetown.
On the eve of the start of Sarah Brannigan's (B'28) Georgetown career, read everything she's looking forward to on the Hilltop during her first year as a Hoya. Read More
These First-Year Students Are Coming From Around the World. Now, They’re Hoyas.
For some members of the Class of 2028 hailing from 49 different countries, getting to the Hilltop means crossing oceans and continents. Here are a few of their stories. Read More
Georgetown University’s New Capitol Campus
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, For more than 235 years, Washington, D.C., has been Georgetown’s home—from our founding on the Hilltop to our… Read More
How to Get Involved in Campus Life, and University Policies on Greek Life, Hazing and Student Conduct
Dear Students, I hope that you are well and settling into life on the Hilltop. Every year I look forward to the buzz of activity… Read More
How Omniculturalism Can Help Humanity Tackle Society’s Most Pressing Problems
To build bridges, Professor Fathali Moghaddam says that neither assimilation nor multiculturalism is the answer. Instead, humanity needs to practice omniculturalism. Read More
