You’ll Fall in Love with Georgetown
Dear Freshman Me, You’re here; you’ve made it! Welcome to the most exhilarating yet frightening four years of your life. I can’t even begin to… Read More
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University Begins Series on Condition of African American D.C. Residents
An event yesterday in the Wilson building brought together key stakeholders from District health agencies, the District of Columbia City Council, community health providers and health care professionals, is the first of a Georgetown series called The State of African Americans in DC. Read More
Secretary Kerry Explores Ocean Protection at Georgetown Conference
U.S Secretary of State John Kerry speaks during a Georgetown conference for environmental leaders, faculty and students focusing on leadership strategies to fight threats to the world’s oceans. Read More
Embrace Challenge
Dear Georgetown Freshmen and Transfers, We are told that college will be the best four years of our lives. They often forget to mention… Read More
Don’t Compare Yourself to Others
Dear Georgetown Freshmen, As I start my senior year at Georgetown, self-reflection has become more of a daily habit. One thing that has been… Read More
Keep Calm and Hoya Saxa
To me as a freshman: Congratulations!!! The day has finally arrived. You are here on campus, moving into your freshman dorm at the school… Read More
Accept Your Stress So It Does Not Consume You
Dear Freshman Someone, You know that overwhelming feeling of excitement, nerves, and opportunity – the one that hit you during move-in, during speeches at… Read More
Susan Rice Speaks at First of ‘Exit Interview’ Series on Obama Administration
National Security Advisor Susan Rice opens "The Exit Interview" series with a conversation about foreign policy and national security. Read More
Years of Yes’s
Dear lil Tay, I know that you’re excited about the next four years, about the prospect of striking it on your own and just doing… Read More
Journalists Explore Impact of Anger, Trust and Faith in 2016 Election
Journalists who cover religion and politics for PBS, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal and other media gather at Georgetown to talk about how anger, trust and faith factor into the 2016 presidential election. Read More