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Fr. Kevin O’Brien, S.J., Joins Santa Clara University

By Ian Scoville March 22, 2016

Vice President for Mission and Ministry Fr. Kevin O’Brien, S.J., (CAS ’88) will leave Georgetown to become dean of the Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University at the end of this year, according...

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At the memorial service held Wednesday in Dahlgren Chapel, students, family and friends remembered and celebrated the life of Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., including his extensive work for his students, veterans and members of the disabled community in the United States.

Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., Remembered for Boundless Passion

By Syed Humza Moinuddin and Ashwin Puri January 29, 2016

When he was not inspiring meaningful conversation in his students, pursuing his passion for baking or empowering the disabled, Fr. Richard Curry, S.J., would give loud and friendly greetings to any passerby,...

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Protesters gathered to mourn the passing of Leelah Alcorn, a transgender teenager from Ohio

Photos of the Week: Jan. 12

By Photo Editor January 13, 2015

Photos of the Week: Jan. 12 - Jan. 16 include a transgender rights protest in memory of Leelah Alcorn, a women's basketball 69-61 victory over Providence on Saturday, a presentation by Fr. Kevin O'Brien,...

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Fr. Patrick Rogers, S.J., the director of Catholic chaplaincy, will leave Georgetown in June to enter the Jesuit tertianship program.

After 9 Years, Rogers Moves On

By Mallika Sen May 16, 2014

Each year, a few hundred students venture into the mountains to reflect, bond and sing songs as part of the ESCAPE retreat. After nine years at Georgetown, the man largely responsible for shaping the...

O’BRIEN: For MLK and Ignatius, Dreams Ignite Change

By Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. August 26, 2013

Tomorrow the nation celebrates the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. About a quarter million people — including members of the Georgetown community — congregated on...

O’BRIEN: New Pope a True Jesuit

By Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. March 14, 2013

Yesterday, for a few moments, the world fell silent. About an hour after the white smoke appeared above St. Peter’s Square, inciting the crowds to cheer and chant, the new pope, Saint Francis I, stepped...

Week Celebrates Jesuit Heritage

By Madison Ashley January 29, 2013

This week, it will not be uncommon to see a Jesuit spiking a volleyball in Yates Field House, playing guitar in McNeir Auditorium or leading a Hindu worship service. These happenings are among the...

O’Brien Holds Prayer at Biden Swearing-In

By Hiromi Oka January 20, 2013

Fr. Kevin O’Brien, S.J. (C '88), led a prayer at Vice President Joe Biden’s swearing in ceremony Sunday. O’Brien, Georgetown’s vice president for mission and ministry, recited the prayer before...

O’Brien: Vatican II Legacy Felt 50 Years Later

By Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. October 12, 2012

At a university, ideas matter. Here on the Hilltop, we have the privilege of learning about and wrestling with ideas that have percolated across the ages. We do this in conversation with great thinkers...

Dahlgren Renovation On Track, Seeking Donors

By Matthew Strauss May 5, 2012

While outside renovations to Dahlgren Chapel are on schedule for a fall 2012 completion, planned interior renovations cannot begin until the university raises over $1 million in additional funds, according...

O’BRIEN: President Snow on Hope

By Sports Editor and Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. April 19, 2012

I recently finished “The Hunger Games,” the first part in Suzanne Collins’ best-selling trilogy, about a post-apocalyptic America where an oppressive government orchestrates a grim spectacle in which...

Religious Group Banned From Campus

By Sarah Kaplan March 1, 2012

Members of the local arm of the International Church of Christ, an international group that critics characterize as a cult, have been barred from campus, according to Protestant Chaplaincy Director Rev....

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