Seventy-three percent of graduates of the class of 2017 are employed part-time or full-time and 16 percent are enrolled or plan to enroll in graduate school, according to the first destination report for...
OK, so he didn't say that. Kanye said that. But Brother Consolmagno is still "way more fresher" than you think. From eavesdropping on two seniors on Car Barn's patio and reading Mug's FML board, I've...
The House of Representatives passed a bill Nov. 30 that would grant green cards to graduates of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, also known as STEM, masters and doctorate programs.
The...
For Lori Rowley (SFS ’83), who worked as a congressional intern during her university years, the move to working as a Capitol Hill staffer after graduation was a logical one.
“The Congressman...
With many graduates struggling to find jobs, the Law Center has announced that it is extending its program, giving stipends to graduates participating in internships for public interest organizations.
The...
Georgetown graduates on both sides of the political spectrum are on the ballot as incumbents and challengers in elections across the country today.
Eighteen graduates currently hold seats in Congress,...
A recent study heralds good news for Georgetown students: College graduates are going to be a hot commodity in the U.S. economy through 2018.
A Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce study,...
