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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Hoya Highlight

Dec 2018

Hoya Highlight: Kathy Sullivan (C’89)

Local Artist, Vienna, Virginia

Hoya Highlight

Dec 2018

Hoya Highlight: Lynn Margherio (C’88)

Founder & CEO, Cradles to Crayons; 2018 GEA Entrepreneurial Excellence Award Winner, Best of Social Impact

Hoya Highlight

Dec 2018

Hoya Highlight: Reilly Davis (B’12)

Co-Founder and CTO, PeopleGrove

Hoya Highlight

Dec 2018

Hoya Highlight: Sarabeth Boak (C’11)

Cofounder, CEO, Stitchbridge; Pitched at Second Annual Alumni Pitch Competition at John Carroll Seattle

Hoya Highlight

Dec 2018

Hoya Highlight: Maureen Pratt (I’81)

Author, Speaker, and Syndicated Columnist for Catholic News Service

Georgetown Magazine

Dec 2018

Nashville Mayor Reflects on Campus, Basketball, and a Beloved Professor

Nashville Mayor David Briley (C’88) has a political pedigree that led him become the city’s top leader. A longtime Metro councilman at large, he was elected vice mayor in 2015, becoming interim mayor...

Alumni Spotlight

Nov 2018

Marine Veteran & Hoya Author Craig Grossi (G’16) with Fred

From the Afghanistan battlefield to the Georgetown hockey rink to the window of a local bookstore, former Sergeant Craig Grossi (G’16) shares his experiences as a Marine, a Hoya, and now an author...

Alumni at Work

Carmen Ortiz Larsen established a technology business in 1980 with another Georgetown physics student, Keith King (C’73).

Nov 2018

Georgetown Trailblazer Reflects on Her Experiences in the First Co-ed STEM Class

Carmen Ortiz Larsen (C’73) is the CEO and founder of AQUAS, Inc.—an engineering and technology business located in Kensington, Maryland.

Georgetown Magazine

Oct 2018

Pursuing the Dream—The Legacy Continues

Georgetown Community Scholars Program Marks its 50th Anniversary. Georgetown created the CSP in 1968 to provide financial and academic support to local black students wanting to attend the university.

Georgetown Magazine

Oct 2018

The Problem of God

Over 50 years, Georgetown's signature course has constantly evolved, yet the questions remain eternal.

Georgetown Magazine

Juan Moreno (F'19), Eriss Donaldson (C'19), Hash Singh (C'20), and Diego Tum-Monge (C'19), share insight about the GU student experience during the Transitioning to College summer program.

Oct 2018

Pursuing the Dream—the Legacy Continues

Founded in the wake of D.C.'s 1968 riots, the Community Scholars Program has transformed lives and Georgetown itself.

Georgetown Magazine

Between 1983 to 2013, 119 mass shootings took place in the world. 66% were in the U.S.

Oct 2018

Using Analytics to Demonstrate Gun-Violence Patterns

Between 1983 to 2013, 119 mass shootings took place in the world. 66% were in the U.S.

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

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Hoya Highlight: Kathy Sullivan (C’89)

Hoya Highlight: Lynn Margherio (C’88)

Hoya Highlight: Reilly Davis (B’12)

Hoya Highlight: Sarabeth Boak (C’11)

Hoya Highlight: Maureen Pratt (I’81)

Nashville Mayor Reflects on Campus, Basketball, and a Beloved Professor

Marine Veteran & Hoya Author Craig Grossi (G’16) with Fred

Georgetown Trailblazer Reflects on Her Experiences in the First Co-ed STEM Class

Pursuing the Dream—The Legacy Continues

The Problem of God

Pursuing the Dream—the Legacy Continues

Using Analytics to Demonstrate Gun-Violence Patterns

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

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