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Atrice Bader looking at pictures of women

Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Georgetown Magazine

Georgetown Campus featuring cherry blossoms and Healey

Jan 2020

The Last Word: In Transition

If there’s a thread in the work that I have done at Georgetown, it’s been working with students through transitions in their lives, which has been a fascinating lens through which to view the...

Georgetown Magazine

Ally Smith (NHS’21) holds a frame to check on a Hoya Hives bee colony. The hives were added to campus in 2018 to help increase biodiversity.

Jan 2020

Abuzz: The Honeybees of Hoya Hives

Meet the honeybees of Hoya Hives.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Famous—If Fictional—Hoyas On Screen

From St. Elmo's Fire to Scandal , fictional Hoyas play starring roles in movies and on TV.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

From Hieroglyphics to Hangul

Georgetown's pre-eminent program in languages and linguistics translates into global citizenship.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

A Letter from GUAA President Richard M. Hluchan—Fall 2019

The Alumni Association has made a commitment to enhancing our global nature, and to supporting diversity and inclusion.

Hoyas for Others

Oct 2017

Alumna Teams Up With Alumnus Mayor to Aid Survivors of Domestic Violence

The Tri-County area of Charleston, South Carolina has more than 700,000 residents, but few available beds for emergency victims of the 36,000 reported incidents of domestic violence each year. South...

Georgetown Magazine

Oct 2017

Smithsonian Exhibition on Religious Diversity in Early America Relies on an Alumnus and a Georgetown Icon

The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History's exhibit "Religion in Early America" includes a 17th-century iron cross from Georgetown. The museum's fabrication shop created a wooden replica...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine