Georgetown Wrapped: 2023 Year in Review
Take a look back on some of the most memorable moments of 2023 as we close out the semester and prepare to welcome a new year on the Hilltop. Read More
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Georgetown Launches Undergraduate Degree on the Environment and Sustainability
The interdisciplinary program is Georgetown's first four-year undergraduate degree program for students interested in studying the environment and sustainability. Read More
Working At a Bank For Free Is One Of My Favorite College Activities
Get an inside look at what it takes to work at one of the only student-run credit unions in the country with Harrison McCarty (SFS'26). Read More
A New Jack the Bulldog Is Coming to Georgetown
A four-month-old puppy, Jack the Bulldog, will be the next official university mascot. He will arrive on the Hilltop early in 2024. Read More
Insect Feast: How Cicadas Alter Forest Ecosystems
After Brood X flooded much of the East Coast in 2021, one Georgetown professor was set to investigate how the cicadas affected local ecosystems. Read More
Third Georgetown Student Wins 2024 Rhodes Scholarship
Asma Shakeel (SFS’24), a senior who researches missionary history in South Asia, has won the 2024 Rhodes Scholarship — the oldest and most competitive international scholarship. Read More
Building Bridges: GU Politics’ Mission to Break Polarization
Amid national political polarization, the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service stands out for its commitment to conversations to break down divides. Read More
The Star-Wars-Loving and Punk-Rock-Jamming Jesuit
Meet Rev. Gregory Schenden, S.J., who grew up wanting to be a rockstar but ultimately found his calling in the Catholic priesthood. Read More
Crafting Chronicles: Sewing, Stamping, and More at the Maker Hub
On this day, I made my way to the Maker Hub to join the workers of the Women’s Center, along with a Maker Hub volunteer, to make heating pads. Read More
Sustaining the Oasis: Traveling to Qatar to Learn About Middle East Water Security
Hear from Harsh (G'24) as he recounts his trip to attend a conference at Georgetown University in Qatar on water security in the Middle East. Read More
