Georgetown in talks to offer Metro’s U-Pass, giving students free unlimited rides

At least once a week, Mia Rich (SFS ’28) uses the D.C. metro to explore the city with friends, go on dates with her girlfriend, or attend special occasions with... Read more

By Sophia Jacome and Justin Higgins April 26, 2026

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Georgetown’s freshman classes are becoming more diverse. Students and experts say there’s still room to grow.

Every August for the past two years, Corey Madison (CAS ’27), one of the coordinators for the 2026 New Student Orientation, has been assigned a new group of students to... Read more

By Sydney Carroll April 25, 2026

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“Never been treated as ‘whole’ people”: RAs speak out after launching petition against Georgetown’s “union-busting activities”

The Georgetown Resident Assistant Coalition (GRAC) has launched a new petition calling on the Department of Residential Education to “immediately cease its union-busting activities.” The petition, launched on April 23... Read more

By Alexandra Risi and Sophia Jacome April 24, 2026

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Georgetown’s 2026 Edible Book Festival delights the community with creative edible literary submissions

Georgetown’s Lauinger Library hosted its annual Edible Book Festival on April 13 in the newly renovated Pierce Reading Room, bringing together students, faculty, and library staff to celebrate literature through... Read more

By Basia Panko and Alexandra Risi April 23, 2026

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As universities expanded into downtown D.C., Georgetown took the “extremely unique” step of funding homeless outreach

Editor’s Note: This article was initially reported in Street Sense Media In 2022, Georgetown University was preparing to break ground on a new building for its downtown D.C. campus. At... Read more

By Katie Doran April 21, 2026

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With The 1619 Project, Nikole Hannah-Jones breaks down the mythology of American history

The Lecture Fund held their annual Michael Jurist Memorial Lecture on March 30, featuring journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, author of The 1619 Project, a journalistic work-turned-book that reframes the origins of... Read more

By Elaine Clarke April 20, 2026

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GUSA’s Spring 2026 election results

Georgetown students elected their Fall 2026 GUSA senators, filling six open seats per class and one at-large seat, the Election Commission announced around 10 p.m. on April 18. Out of... Read more

By Aubrey Butterfield and Julia Carvalho April 20, 2026

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Reporters from conservative U.K. news outlet break into Professor Jonathan Brown’s class without authorization

Content warning: this article references rape and Islamophobic language Reporters from GB News (GBN), a popular U.K. conservative news outlet dubbed the “Fox News of the U.K.,” entered Georgetown Arabic... Read more

By Sophia Jacome and Sydney Carroll April 16, 2026

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Color Blind Accessible GUSA 2026 Spring Election Tables

Class of 2029 Scroll horizontally to see full questionnaire. Class of 2028 Scroll horizontally to see full questionnaire. Class of 2027 Scroll horizontally to see full questionnaire. At-Large Scroll horizontally... Read more

By Sydney Carroll April 16, 2026

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Meet the Candidates for The 2026 GUSA Senate

Well, it’s that time of year again. Tonight through April 17th at 8:00 PM, Georgetown students will vote for next year’s GUSA Senate. There are 19 open seats with six... Read more

By Jacob Gardner, Sehr Khosla, Lorelei Schwarz and Alexandra Risi April 15, 2026

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Meet Georgetown’s professors: Dr. Luo on class, race, and Asiatowns in the Bay Area

In the fiscal year of 2024, Georgetown was allotted $195 million in federal research support, which came predominantly from the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control. ... Read more

By Katie Doran April 14, 2026

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Amid war and campus closures, GU-Q students build community virtually

Maryam Al-Ansari (SFS ’26), a Qatari student and member of the Georgetown University Qatar (GU-Q) senior class committee, recently started a personal project titled “100 days, 100 people,” to commemorate... Read more

By Julia Carvalho April 10, 2026

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Students find strength in community after now-deleted Georgetown College Republicans social media posts

When Raha Murtuza (SFS ’28) first read the Georgetown University College Republicans’ (GUCR) now-deleted post on X, she wasn’t surprised. The post—“Let’s Be Honest: Muslims have no place in American... Read more

By Lucy Montalti April 6, 2026

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Third national “No Kings” rally gathers Georgetown students among DMV community

Thousands gathered from the Memorial Bridge to the Washington Monument for “March to DC,” one of six events hosted throughout the Washington, D.C. area for the third national “No Kings”... Read more

By Julia Carvalho and Chih-Rong Kuo April 1, 2026

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Iran threatens to strike nearby U.S. universities, putting Georgetown’s Qatar campus at risk

Georgetown University’s campus in Qatar is one of several universities that the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is threatening to target if the U.S. does not condemn recent U.S.... Read more

By Sophia Jacome and Sydney Carroll March 30, 2026

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After Georgetown: alum Geoff Tracy reflects on ‘infinite adaptability,’ set to open new campus restaurant

This story is part of the Voice’s Alumni Interview series. Georgetown alum Geoff Tracy (CAS ’95), founder and owner of the D.C.-based restaurant group behind Chef Geoff’s, plans to open... Read more

By Justin Higgins March 29, 2026

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Georgetown Law’s Class of 2026 pushes back against commencement changes

In the weeks leading up to commencement, what should feel like the proud finish line for Georgetown Law’s Class of 2026 has felt more like a fight. The Law Center... Read more

By Sehr Khosla and Basia Panko March 27, 2026

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As FinApp funding stalls, clubs across Georgetown feel money tighten

Each year, 13 student organizations and advisory boards spend hours crafting a presentation for GUSA’s Finance and Appropriations (FinApp) Committee to secure their funding for the following year. Many organizations... Read more

By Aubrey Butterfield and Sehr Khosla March 27, 2026

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Family sues Georgetown for negligence in 2023 death of a student

Content warning: this article discusses depression, suicide, and self-harm. A Georgetown family is suing the university for $10 million, alleging negligence in the 2023 death of a student, according to... Read more

By Eddy Binford-Ross, Sydney Carroll and Sophia Jacome March 25, 2026

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Author Eli Clare speaks on activism and community building amid targeting of minority communities

The Georgetown Disability Cultural Center (DCC) and LGBTQ Resource Center hosted activist and writer Eli Clare on Feb. 3 for a virtual reading and discussion of his recent novel Unfurl,... Read more

By Bridgette Jeonarine March 23, 2026