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Spring 2022

Features

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Green for the Blue & Gray

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Students Serving Students

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King in the Classroom

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Celebrating 70 years of women’s sports at Georgetown

Print Edition

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Pomp & Circumstance

Government, finance, and international politics were the top three majors for last year’s graduating class.

Campus News

Georgetown unveils new Dharmic meditation center

Prisons and Justice Initiative launches bachelor’s degree program

The power of history

School of Continuing Studies bolsters artificial intelligence offerings with experts from Google, Cambridge

Project ELEECT advances educational justice in D.C.

Where credit connects with cura personalis

Jerron Herman teaches movement from one of his solos in front of dance majors.
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Program explores disability as a ‘dimension of human diversity’

The academic field of disability studies took root at Georgetown in 2014 with a cluster of classes in theology, literature, and theater. From that small seed the program has grown and flourished, branching into a series of interdisciplinary collaborations across the university.

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GUAA Corner: Reed Residence Re-envisioned

“All great houses have many tales to tell”

— John Courtin (C’70, L’78)

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Alumni News

Serving up support for veterans

CEO alumnus helps create experiential learning opportunity

Morning Fuel

The most-sold specialty drink at Georgetown’s Grounded café last semester was an iced vanilla caramel latte called U.G. Love. Almost a quarter of them used oat milk.

Alumni Authors

The totality of motherhood

Futurist alumnus forecasts a nomadic human future

A Perfect Match

The Corp once ran a campus date matching service each winter. Students filled out compatibility questionnaires, and members of The Corp matched people up before Valentine’s Day.

Hoya Highlights

Alumna opens bookstore in the town of Columbus, Mississippi

Making movies with a mission

Lives Well Lived—Spring 2022

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The Last Word

Father David Pratt, the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Endowed Orthodox Chaplain, on forming values that last.

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