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USAID Grants $19.8M to Reproductive Health Institute

By Suzanne Monyak October 25, 2013

The United States Agency for International Development recently awarded Georgetown’s Institute for Reproductive Health $19.8 million for a five-year research project. The project, Fertility Awareness...

Club Sports Denied Trainers

By Carly Graf March 19, 2013

After months of advocating for an athletic training program for club sports, the Advisory Board for Club Sports requested $41,000 from GUSA, but was denied any funding at GUSA’s Feb. 24 budget summit...

GUSA Funding Plateaus

By Caroline Welch March 15, 2013

The Georgetown University Student Association Finance and Appropriations Committee released a draft budget Tuesday allocating $979,200 to on-campus student programs. Available funds shot up $19,200...

Student Activity Funding Decreases

By Penny Hung December 7, 2012

The Student Activities Commission announced Monday that it would allocate $172,000 in funding for spring semester, fulfilling 66.9 percent of all funding requests. Though this figure is the highest...

Reimagining Georgetown, One Idea at a Time

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy October 10, 2012

Georgetown is all about traditions. It's about hearing Bill Clinton speak in Gaston Hall, then coming back the next day to see your roommate's a cappella group perform. It's about John Carroll's lap,...

Fostering a Culture of Generosity

By Opinion Editor February 27, 2012

To the Editor: I write in response to the editorial entitled "Right Idea, Wrong Donors" (The Hoya, A2, Feb. 23, 2012). This editorial not only misses the point of the university's current capital campaign...

Right Idea, Wrong Donors

By The Editorial Board February 23, 2012

Think your last year as a student at Georgetown is the last time the university will ask you for money? Think again. Even families burdened by growing tuition bills and alums paying off student loans...

GU Spared as NIH Cuts Threaten Research

By Hiromi Oka January 24, 2012

A reduced salary cap for university researchers who receive National Institute of Health grants is expected to dramatically affect research programs at universities nationwide, though it will likely have...

SAFE Proposals Finalized

By Sam Rodman December 1, 2011

Members of the Georgetown University Student Association's Finance and Appropriations Committee finalized a proposal Wednesday that allocates funds from the Student Activities Fee Endowment to the Social...

SAC Set to Review Reform Proposal

By Matthew Strauss October 18, 2011

The Student Activities Commission will present a draft of a proposed new funding system to club leaders Wednesday night that features a more flexible allocation system. If the proposal is met with approval...

SAC Set to Overhaul Club Funding System

By Upasana Kaku September 23, 2011

The Student Activities Commission will revamp its funding allocation system this semester after a system implemented last year drew criticism from student groups. The changes could be implemented...

Blocked Again by Bureaucracy

By The Editorial Board April 29, 2011

Student group leaders sighed with relief when the Student Activities Commission announced Tuesday it has finally approved an amendment that allows groups to request money throughout the semester. But this...

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