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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Georgetown Magazine

Dec 2019

A Whole-Institution Approach

Committed to a whole-institution approach, Adanna J. Johnson leads the news Office of Student Equity and Inclusion

Georgetown Magazine

Aug 2019

Discovering the Student Life of an Early Hispanic Social Justice Advocate at Georgetown

Writer Noel-Marie Fletcher found a trove of information about her ancestors who attended Georgetown soon after the Civil War. Pedro Perea entered the preparatory program at Georgetown, then attended...

Georgetown Magazine

May 2019

Anger and Anguish

Georgetown's John Carr is a leading voice on the moral crisis of sexual abuse in the Church. He talks about how to address the devastation and how to move forward.

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May 2019

Canine Campus Celebrity

Think you know Jack the Bulldog? Read on. Spoiler alert: He wasn't always Jack and wasn't always a bulldog.

Georgetown Magazine

May 2019

A Letter from Richard M. Hluchan (F’71), Alumni Association President

Academic excellence, a D.C. location, and service to the world are at the core of Georgetown's global identity, writes Rich Hluchan, alumni association president.

Georgetown Magazine

May 2019

Q&A with Melissa Tidwell (C’99), VP and General Counsel at Reddit

There is no one journey to end up in tech. After an American Studies degree from Georgetown and a law degree from NYU, Tidwell decided she wanted to work in tech. Now she has Google and Reddit on her...

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May 2019

Developing Inspired and Effective Interfaith Leaders

Rabbi Rachel Gardner says that meaningful interfaith work is hard. It takes practice. It entails making mistakes.

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Parag Khanna signing his most recent book, Connectography

Jul 2016

Georgetown Magazine: Ten Questions with Global Strategist Parag Khanna (F’99, MA’05)

Parag Khanna (F'99, MA'05) launched his most recent book, Connectography , at an April event in Riggs Library with Georgetown President John J. DeGioia and Chuck Hagel, former U.S. secretary of...

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The original poem by Warren Chism from 1867

May 2016

Georgetown Archives: 200 Years of Preserving the Extraordinary and the Ordinary

Interview by Jeffrey Donahoe Georgetown’s archives turned 200 in April, making it one of the nation’s oldest archives and one of the university’s greatest resources. More than a collection of books...

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Illustration by Syrian artist Diala Brisly

Apr 2016

60 Million: Understanding the Global Refugee Crisis

Interview by Jeffrey Donahoe Last year, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced that there were just under 60 million refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide, the...

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

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A Whole-Institution Approach

Discovering the Student Life of an Early Hispanic Social Justice Advocate at Georgetown

Anger and Anguish

Canine Campus Celebrity

A Letter from Richard M. Hluchan (F’71), Alumni Association President

Q&A with Melissa Tidwell (C’99), VP and General Counsel at Reddit

Developing Inspired and Effective Interfaith Leaders

Georgetown Magazine: Ten Questions with Global Strategist Parag Khanna (F’99, MA’05)

Georgetown Archives: 200 Years of Preserving the Extraordinary and the Ordinary

60 Million: Understanding the Global Refugee Crisis