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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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GU Suspends Italy Villa Program, South Korean Travel

GU Suspends Italy Villa Program, South Korean Travel

By Harrison McBride and Ashley Zhao February 28, 2020

Georgetown University temporarily suspended all study abroad programs at the Villa Le Balze in Florence, Italy, after the university announced a suspension of all university-related travel to South Korea...

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Enrique Lores, president of imaging, printing and solutions business for HP, spoke about adapting to industry change.

Printing Still Relevant, HP Says

By Tyler Micheletti September 30, 2016

Hewlett-Packard is updating its business strategy to address new consumer technology habits and global trends, according to Enrique Lores, president of imaging, printing and solutions business at HP,...

Column: Settling in Seoul

By Jasmine White September 16, 2016

When I first arrived in Korea, it did not really feel all that different. While in the months prior I had been overcome by nerves and anxiety, the night before I left, I was strangely calm. Even after...

Basketball | Hoyas to Square Off Against Ducks in Non-Conference Tournament

By Aidan Curran July 26, 2016

The Georgetown men’s basketball team is one step closer to beginning its 2016-17 season, with the brackets for the 33rd Maui Jim Maui Invitational announced Tuesday morning. The Hoyas are slated to face...

Korean Ambassador Talks Career, Korean-United States Relationship

By Charlotte Allen April 19, 2016

Republic of Korea Ambassador to the United States Ahn Ho-Young (GRD ’83) emphasized the strong relationship between South Korea and the United States and Korea’s growing role in the world economy at...

University Partners with Consortium for Comparative East Asian Studies

By Toby Hung July 1, 2015

The university announced today that it will participate as a partner school in the Three-Campus Consortium for Comparative East Asian Studies program, a study abroad initiative in which students study...

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In Korea, Beauty Evolves on Its Own Terms

By Sarah Kim November 4, 2014

“Are you half? You have big eyes, for an Asian.” “You have bigger eyes than some of my white friends!” “Have you gotten double-eyelid surgery? Your eyes are pretty.” “You have...

SHAH: A Warmer Welcome For Korean Defectors

SHAH: A Warmer Welcome For Korean Defectors

By Parth Shah October 28, 2014

The news of the demolition of a symbolic Christmas tree along the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea is important to this chronic and pervasively psychological battle between the two nations. Defectors...

Ambassador Alumnus Returns

By Gene Choi March 7, 2014

Ahn Ho-Young (GRD ’83), the Republic of Korea’s ambassador to the United States, spoke in McGhee Library Wednesday about his 35 years in foreign service and about his experience as a Georgetown...

From DC to DMZ, a Newfound Identity

By Michael Cho September 27, 2012

Being born in Seoul, South Korea, growing up in Sydney, Australia, and attending a university in the United States, my identity has never been easy to pin down. After finishing my freshman year at Georgetown,...

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