One of my professors described Georgetown University as “a school of escalators.” He said it consists of a couple well-laid paths for incoming first-years to work hard in, follow a predetermined route...
In 2013, I stepped into the home of the Flores family in the Brightwood neighborhood of northern Washington, D.C., for the first time. As a freshman, I was new to the city and had some tutoring experience...
With all the resources of Hilltop life at our fingertips, it’s no wonder Georgetown students don’t pop the bubble more often.
The “Georgetown bubble” describes the physical and emotional isolation...
