At the orientation for the Class of 2026 of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Qatar (GU-Q), all first-year students played a game called “Pluralism in Action.” We were presented...
What does it mean, from a Catholic perspective, to have faith? How should we conceive of our relationship with God, and how should this understanding inform our conduct and our outlook on our lives? In...
The X in LXR — a Georgetown University residence hall — stands for Xavier.
Francis Xavier, a Jesuit missionary, was deeply involved in establishing the Goa Inquisition in what is now Goa,...
I want to live comfortably as I am. But I can’t grapple with who I am against undermining the legacies of my ancestors, who have endured so much to ensure my wellbeing. Being queer feels as though I’m...
Journalism is missing the largest story of our lifetimes. A deeper story has emerged over the last 15 years that has shattered traditional political alignments and changed the lives of millions of people,...
As a Hoya that is part of two geographically distinct Georgetown University entities, I have developed a unique perspective on the notion of religious diversity. My dual experience as a student on the...
There’s a famous joke about two Jews, Goldberg and Schwartz, who are walking and stopped by someone who asks where they’re going. They casually tell the person that they’re on their way to synagogue.
The...
A week ago, my mother brought up how surprised she is that I am not only part of religious life here at Georgetown, but also the president of its newest organization, the Jain Student Association. Needless...
The theme of diversity occupies a special place at this auspicious time when Qatar is fully prepared and poised to welcome visitors from all over the world to the Pearl of the Peninsula. FIFA’s World...
The first person I encountered at GAAP weekend, an introduction to campus for admitted students, was the Orthodox Christian chaplain at Georgetown University. My conversation with him about the vibrant...
Like many prospective students interested in international affairs, I initially chose Georgetown University for its world-renowned School of Foreign Service (SFS). I knew it was a Jesuit institution,...
