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Cheer on a Hoya Olympian

Team USA is starting to take shape for the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan (postponed from 2020). Be sure to tune in to the… Read More

Virtual women’s forum brings worldwide community together, raises critical funds for Georgetown students

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, between August and September 2020, nearly 1.1 million people dropped out of the labor force—and nearly 80% of… Read More

Meet the Chiefs of Staff

Hoyas Ron Klain and Tina Flournoy tapped to join historic Biden-Harris administration Before they were selected to join the ranks of the current administration… Read More

Hoyas on the Hill

Georgetown alumni have long been drawn to public service; 168 alone have served in the United States Congress, including such notables as William B. Bankhead,… Read More

How are underrepresented artists brought to the fore?

Georgetown Magazine was honored to speak with Adrienne L. Childs (C’82) and Molly Donovan (C’88), both art historians and curators, about their longstanding commitment to… Read More

Sweating Blue and Gray: Meet the Hoya who won the Boston Marathon in 1976

Jack Fultz (B’76) ran his first marathon in 1971 when he was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard stationed in Alexandria, Virginia. Upon completing… Read More

Alumnus raises funds for furloughed hospitality workers during pandemic

Shortly after graduating from Georgetown, Joshua Davis (C’17) worked as a consultant at Deloitte by day, and as a line cook at Oyamel, a José… Read More