Student Tour Guides Step Outside Healy Gates
Where campus tours are used to introduce prospective and new students to the campus, Beyond the Hilltop provides tours of areas outside the gates.
Where campus tours are used to introduce prospective and new students to the campus, Beyond the Hilltop provides tours of areas outside the gates.
Jonathan Masserano (COL ’10) and Maggie Lonergan (COL ’10) are heads of the Jack Crew — a group of students responsible for walking Jack and escorting him to various events on campus.
As world leaders assembled in Copenhagen, Denmark, in December for the UN Climate Summit, three Georgetown students were also in attendance; one of them was Jessica Robbins (SFS ’12).
Bryan Woll (COL ’12), President of the Georgetown University College Democrats, hurried into Gervase Hall straight from his internship on Capitol Hill. Despite his party’s struggles in recent state elections, Woll remains confident in the Democratic party.
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Tiffany Yu (MSB ’10), along with several other students, seeks to raise awareness of disability through a newly created group called Diversability, through this group, she hopes students will be supplied with a vehicle through which to begin a conversation about disability on campus.
The Hoya sat down with Frances Dávila (SFS ’10), Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Atzlán co-chair and a member of the University President John J. DeGioia’s Diversity Initiative, in order to learn more about the Latino community both here on the Hilltop and throughout America.
Improv actor Jed Feiman (COL ’12) doesn’t recall how he learned of the auditions for “Wheel of Fortune.” He saw the show as an opportunity to create a new character, one who wasn’t in it for the money.
As Georgetown’s LGBTQ community fights for a safe environment on campus, Georgetown alumnus and D.C. Councilmember David Catania (SFS ’90, LAW ’94) is leading the fight for marriage equality in D.C.
The Hoya spoke to Ellie Hook (COL ’12) about her involvement in Right to Life, the nature of the organization’s aims and her plans to guide the group to greater heights this year.