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VIEWPOINT: Holding On to Home

By Celine Calpo November 13, 2018

The most heart-wrenching moment of my life was right after new student convocation, when my mom told me that she and my dad were “not as smart” as I am. The two of them had tickets for seats in...

VIEWPOINT: Embracing Uncertainty

By Luis Rosales November 12, 2018

Pebbles of uncertainty litter the path of life. At every turn, every step, we encounter these pesky little rocks. Sometimes one of them makes its way inside your shoe and becomes a more obvious annoyance...

REYES & SORTO: Closing the Knowledge Gap

REYES & SORTO: Closing the Knowledge Gap

By Renzo Reyes and Luis Sorto April 19, 2018

Although we came from different backgrounds, we are often reminded that as first-generation students from immigrant households, our paths to Georgetown University shared many similarities. Growing up,...

SINGH: The Badge of Inferiority

By Hashwinder Singh March 12, 2018

As a first-generation college student from a low-income family, I felt inferior when navigating the chasms and paradoxes of Georgetown’s campus. This feeling did not stem from any comparison I attempted...

JOUBERT: Fighting for Connections

JOUBERT: Fighting for Connections

By Emilio Joubert February 6, 2018

When I was a young boy, success meant making my parents happy. When I became a teenager, it meant earning money to help my family. Now that I’ve transitioned into adulthood, I define success as making...

RICE: More Than an Education

RICE: More Than an Education

By Deshaun Rice January 23, 2018

People always think they have you “figured out” by just observing simple, everyday things. They think they know what kind of person you are based on the way you dress, how you talk, how you look or...

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The overall budget increased by 6.5 percent to $1,066,020 from last year’s $1,000,640.

GUSA’s Mental Health Stipend Program Moves Forward

By Chapel Puckett December 6, 2017

A pilot program to subsidize off-campus mental health care has moved closer to implementation in the 2017-18 academic year after the Georgetown University Student Association presented Vice President for...

LUC NIKIEMA FOR THE HOYA
The ProudToBeGSP campaign runs Nov. 13 to 17 and highlights stories of the more than 650 students in the Georgetown Scholarship Program.

ProudToBeGSP Campaign Empowers Story-Telling

By Sarah Mendelsohn November 17, 2017

The Georgetown Scholarship Program held its fourth annual ProudToBeGSP promotional campaign to highlight its support for first-generation and low-income students. The ProudToBeGSP week, running from...

VIEWPOINT: Taking Pride in Our Stories

By Emily Kaye November 10, 2017

On the first day of sixth grade, my father warned me not to get too attached or comfortable, as we would probably not be living in this school district by the end of the year. After an expensive, drawn-out...

EDITORIAL: Inequity of Unpaid Internships

By Editorial Board October 13, 2017

For many students looking to gain valuable work experience and make an income, unpaid internships can be an unfortunate reality. Although the Georgetown University Student Association should be commended...

RICHARD SCHOFIELD FOR THE HOYA
The Georgetown Scholarship Program offers support to 650 students, most of whom are first-generation, to attend college.

Missing Out: The GSP Students Who Would Have Been

By Yasmine Salam October 6, 2017

Like many Georgetown University students, Teodora Lancaster (COL ’20) expected her time on the Hilltop to be a balancing act of classes, internships, healthy social outings and sightseeing. But...

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Finding a Home on the Hilltop With GSP

By Eleanor Tolf September 8, 2017

Eleanor Tolf is a Hoya Staff Writer. Every year, hardworking, high-achieving students arrive on Georgetown’s campus anxious about the costs of higher education. Around 10 percent of Georgetown’s...

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