Fall 2022

Winoka Wendy Wilkes (SFS’91) (front center, pink sneakers) organizes the Soul Hoyas reunion event each year.

“Plenty Good Room at this Table”

In July 2022, the Georgetown University Alumni Association proudly announced the formation of the Black Alumni Council, the first-ever affinity group to be established by the organization.

A Fulbright Legacy

As a global university with a focus on serving the common good, Georgetown offers a rich environment for nurturing Fulbright recipients.

Students sing bhajans (hymns) while encircling the Icons with a ghee-lamp in the Hindu ritual of aarti, which asks God to bless the devotee’s heart and mind with love and compassion.

Breathing Space

In addition to promoting interfaith dialogue and exploration, a program called Press Pause provides a respite from the hectic pace of everyday life.

Campus Wildlife

Explore the Hilltop and environs with biology professor and photographer Martha Weiss.

Georgetown celebrates the life of Madeleine Albright

Georgetown partners with HBCU system

Global partnership focuses on well-being

Supporting students affected by war in Ukraine

Q&A with Global Health Institute founders

Exploring the link between climate change and pandemics

Hybrid institute supports higher education champions of diversity, equity, and inclusion

College of Arts and Sciences Dean Rosario Ceballo on “healing, rebuilding, and reimagining”

Proud History

Founded in 1919, the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS) is the largest school of international relations in the world and the oldest in the United States.

GUAA Corner: ‘We can be connected to Georgetown from anywhere’

“We have a place in the Alumni Association for every member of our Hoya family”

— incoming GUAA President Kelly Mulvoy Mangan (SFS’91, Parent’25)

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Day of service returns after pandemic hiatus

Alumnus joins Biden administration’s agriculture equity commission

Student-Driven Care

Georgetown Emergency Medical Response Service (GERMS) is one of the largest all-volunteer, student-run EMS organizations in the country.

Alumna celebrates the swashbuckling women of history

Hoya author recommends vitamin D in book series

A winding path from jazz to university president

War Hero

“Stubby” or “Sgt. Stubby,” a dog of mixed pedigree, became the first Georgetown mascot in 1923. He served overseas during World War I with the 102nd Infantry and was decorated by both the American and French governments for his valorous service.