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Spring 2025

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Decades of dedication

Join the chorus of gratitude for President Emeritus Jack DeGioia, Georgetown’s longest serving and visionary leader.

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A legacy of belonging

Since 1968, Georgetown’s renowned Community Scholars Program has created a supportive community for first-generation and low-income college students.

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Treasures of the sea

Three Georgetown women are making waves in the world of marine mammal research, engagement, and care.

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Beauty at the intersections

Exploring and understanding problems through interdisciplinary perspectives offers new insights for Georgetown faculty, students, and staff.

Print Edition

Read the print edition of the Spring 2025 issue online. Learn more about the mentioned programs by clicking on highlighted sections within stories.

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Campus News

Jose Andres serves “a plate of hope”

New Dharmic Life director makes space for all

College program offers social impact experiences

Navigating digital tools and artificial intelligence

MORCA-Georgetown Paralegal Program celebrates fifth cohort

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“[The Wall Street Alliance Scholarship Dinner] began as an idea between friends in the early 1990s has grown into one of the most robust networks in Georgetown’s history and the source of Georgetown’s second largest endowed scholarship.”

—Julia Farr (C’88, Parent’19, ’21, ’24), executive director of the Georgetown University Alumni Association

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Alumni News

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Hoyas celebrate ‘Black Joy’ at Black Alumni Summit

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Saving lives in Ukraine

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Read additional story about Miller and his efforts >

Alumni Authors

Alumnus shares the story of DC Central Kitchen

Following Kate Brody down the Rabbit Hole

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Cawley Career Education Center partnered with MyCareerCloset, co-founded by Rahul Jindal (MBA’14), to make professional clothes accessible to Hoyas interviewing for jobs.

Hoya Highlights

Alumna learns to live in service to others

The unifying power of food

Lives Well Lived

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The Last Word

Christopher Steck, S.J., Thomas J. Healey Family Distinguished Professor in Ethical Studies, on “unfolding stories”

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