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VIEWPOINT: Learning to Dig Deeper

By Orunima Chakraborti September 7, 2017

Last spring, I took “Introduction to Justice and Peace Studies,” a course that was informative beyond my expectations. As we moved beyond theory and examined institutions and movements ranging from...

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The Year in Brief

By The Hoya Staff April 25, 2014

The past year saw everything from a new mascot to a multitude of snow days. Take a look at some of the biggest headlines on campus:   Georgetown University Student Association While this...

Scholars of Social Justice

By The Editorial Board March 4, 2014

As a course of study, the Program on Justice and Peace embodies Georgetown’s commitment to Jesuit ideals unlike any other. The College’s decision, therefore, to expand the program from a minor to a...

4E News Recap

4E News Recap

By Griffin Greco and Griffin Greco March 3, 2014

Missed what was happening on the Hilltop this week? 4E has got you covered with some of The Hoya’s most recent headlines: Tezel, Jikaria Win Executive Race Trevor Tezel (SFS ’15) and Omika Jikaria...

JUPS Major Wins Approval

By Molly Simio February 28, 2014

Georgetown College approved justice and peace studies as an official major Tuesday, after a yearlong campaign by the program’s students. “We see our transition into a justice and peace studies major...

Let’s Call It What It Is, And It’s Not Apartheid

By Kate Hopkins February 28, 2014

In the hustle of this week, many of us have stopped to examine the wall erected in the Intercultural Center Galleria by Students for Justice in Palestine as an effort to raise awareness of “Israel Apartheid...

Students Campaign for Justice and Peace Major

By Meghan Patzer January 15, 2013

Kyla McClure (COL ’15) and Gianna Maita (COL ’15) are campaigning for the introduction of a major as part of the Program on Justice and Peace, which currently offers 13 courses, a minor in the College...

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