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Security Professors Discuss Hamas Terrorist Attacks, Aftermath

Security Professors Discuss Hamas Terrorist Attacks, Aftermath

By Riley Flynn December 1, 2023

Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies (CSS) hosted two security studies professors for a Nov. 27 discussion about their views on the latest developments regarding the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist...

Georgetown Faculty Panel Seeks Bipartisan Understanding of the Israel-Gaza Conflict

Georgetown Faculty Panel Seeks Bipartisan Understanding of the Israel-Gaza Conflict

By Satya Heidrich-Amin October 21, 2023

Four Georgetown University faculty members came together in a panel Oct. 18 to discuss the reasons behind the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza. Panelists criticized U.S. officials’ responses to the...

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Counter Domestic Terrorism Proactively, Panelists Say

By Meredith Miller October 2, 2019

Proactive, community-based prevention is more effective in reducing the threat of domestic terrorism than singling out a particular group’s radicalization efforts, panelists said at a Lecture Fund event...

EDITORIAL: Pilot 1-Credit Language Courses

By Editorial Board April 13, 2018

To uphold its reputation as a leader in international education and incorporate the demands of students into its curriculum, Georgetown University should run a pilot program across all four undergraduate...

EDITORIAL: Codify Curricular Exploration

By Editorial Board February 17, 2017

Students in the School of Foreign Service have long joked that the rigid core curriculum practically forces them to major in core requirements. Meanwhile, another familiar refrain claims that SFS actually...

EDITORIAL: Bridging the Academic Gap

By Editorial Board February 10, 2017

This semester’s debut of Bridge Courses, one-credit classes aimed at instilling practical skills to seniors and recent graduates, challenges the assumption that learning can only take place in traditional,...

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Senior Associate Dean of the School of Foreign Service Daniel Byman and George Mason University professor Colin Dueck debated about the strengths and weaknesses of President Barack Obamas foreign policy at the Alexander Hamilton Societys first event last Tuesday.

Alexander Hamilton Society Debates Obama’s Legacy

By Colin Maloney September 27, 2016

The Georgetown chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society hosted its first event, a debate between School of Foreign Service professor Daniel Byman and George Mason University professor Colin Dueck...

Trump Talks Foreign Policy

By Charlotte Allen April 29, 2016

A day after he swept 118 delegates in five state primaries, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump delivered a speech at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday in which he delineated...

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The School of Foreign Service Dean’s Office announced that students will be able to minor in foreign languages, marking the first time they will be able to minor outside the undergraduate core.

SFS Approves Language Minors

By Christian Paz April 1, 2016

Students in the School of Foreign Service will be able to pursue language minors within Georgetown College beginning this fall, according to a Tuesday announcement from the SFS Dean’s Office. The...

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The School of Foreign Service Dean’s Office announced that students will be able to minor in foreign languages, marking the first time they will be able to minor outside the undergraduate core.

SFS Adds Language Minors

By Christian Paz March 30, 2016

Students in the School of Foreign Service will be able to pursue language minors within Georgetown College beginning this fall, according to a Tuesday announcement from the SFS Dean’s Office. The...

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The School of Foreign Service is considering altering its core corruciulm in mid-March, according to Associate Dean Daniel Byman.

SFS Plans Academic Restructuring

By Christian Paz February 23, 2016

The School of Foreign Service Dean’s Office is actively considering restructuring the curriculum of the SFS with new course offerings and updated core requirements in the lead-up to its centennial...

With Hellman at Helm, SFS Restructures Office

By Toby Hung September 4, 2015

With new School of Foreign Service Dean Joel Hellman’s assumption of office this summer comes a restructuring of the dean’s office, seeing the creation of three new administrative positions and a...

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