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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown Ranks 12th Among Universities in New Wall Street Journal Rankings

By Caleigh Keating September 15, 2023

Georgetown University ranked 12th in The Wall Street Journal’s 2024 “Best Colleges in the U.S.” list published Sept. 6. Georgetown jumped 20 spots from 32nd place in the 2022 edition. The Wall...

McDonough School of Business Ranked Second

McDonough School of Business Ranked Second

By Julia Kelly February 4, 2022

The Georgetown University McDonough School of Business (MSB) jumped up three spots from last year among undergraduate business school rankings on Poets&Quants, an online publication covering business...

Georgetown MSF Program Ranked Second by College Consensus

Georgetown MSF Program Ranked Second by College Consensus

By Eli Blumenfeld December 3, 2021

The Georgetown University McDonough School of Business’ (MSB) online Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program, a 21-month program in finance management offered in both part- and full-time formats,...

TikTok Review: October 2020

TikTok Review: October 2020

By Cece Ochoa and Cece Ochoa November 2, 2020

In case you missed it: The Hoya is on TikTok! We know, we know, try to contain your excitement.  With The Hoya’s newfound TikTok fame — we have over 100,000 likes! — we at 4E have...

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Georgetown ranked among the top schools with alumni in the Peace Corp again this year, which volunteers say is representative of Georgetowns Jesuit values and commitment to service.

Georgetown Ranks Among Top Schools for Alumni in Peace Corps

By Taylor Kahn-Perry March 27, 2019

Georgetown University ranked ninth among medium-sized universities for the number of alumni joining the Peace Corps in 2018, the organization announced March 21. With 27 undergraduates joining in 2018,...

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A video of a rat tumbling to the ground from a shelf at Wisemiller’s Grocery and Deli,  a sandwich and convenience shop popular with students  was posted to Snapchat Oct. 13 and was quickly shared amongst students. Reports of rodents have surged 65 percent this year around the District.

Uptick in Rodent Sightings Rattles Campus Amid Pest Control Efforts

By Quinn Coleman October 19, 2017

Complaints of rodents to Washington, D.C.’s 311 city services helpline saw a 65 percent surge during the 2016 fiscal year to 3,200 complaints filed by D.C. residents from 2,300 in 2015, as students report...

EDITORIAL: Rankings Prove Insufficient

By Editorial Board March 31, 2017

For those who view rankings as a barometer for a university’s excellence, the past year has yielded mixed results at Georgetown. On one hand, the university’s record-high application season yielded...

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The McDonough School of Business’ full-time MBA program was ranked 19th nationally and 44th internationally by the Financial Times this year, slightly below its 2015 international ranking of 42nd place.

Financial Times Ranks MBA Program

By Julia Anastos February 26, 2016

The Financial Times ranked the McDonough School of Business’ full-time Master of Business Administration program 19th nationally and 44th globally in its 2016 Global MBA Ranking, a slight ddecline...

Our Trojan Horse

By The Editorial Board November 10, 2015

It is hardly a surprise that the recent release of the 10th Annual Trojan Sexual Health Report Card, a set of rankings evaluating universities on accessibility of sexual health resources and information...

Greatness, Unendowed

Greatness, Unendowed

By The Editorial Board September 15, 2015

The university’s capital campaign, “For Generations to Come: The Campaign for Georgetown,” reached its $1.5 billion goal by the end of August, almost a year ahead of schedule, marking a momentous...

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Georgetown’s dual-degree engineering program with Columbia sees few matriculates each year, with hesitancy to transfer after three or four years.

Gearing Toward Arts and Science

By Owen Eagan April 24, 2015

When Luke Gile (SFS ’18) was deciding on college last year, Georgetown seemed to have everything he wanted. Everything, that is, but an engineering program. “I’ve wanted to go to Georgetown...

Our City, Our Problem

By The Editorial Board March 31, 2015

Georgetown students are often accused of being trapped inside the “Georgetown Bubble,” isolating them from the concerns of the greater Washington, D.C. area, especially ones that have an impact on...

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