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Experts Call for Universities to Study Chinas Soft-Power Influence on Campuses Better

Experts Call for Universities to Study China’s Soft-Power Influence on Campuses Better

By Emma Kotfica September 20, 2018

To address China’s growing soft power influence on student groups at colleges around the country, universities must understand the context of the situation fully before taking action, said Robert...

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Georgetown’s Language Landscape Promotes Multiculturalism

By Sarah Cammarota March 22, 2018

Since Georgetown University’s founding in 1789, the school has encouraged students and faculty members to broaden their worldviews and dedicate themselves to others, regardless of cultural and linguistic...

EDITORIAL: Recognize H*yas for Choice

By Editorial Board March 16, 2018

Georgetown University should prioritize free speech over religious policy by recognizing H*yas for Choice, a pro-reproductive rights student group. As a university, Georgetown must commit to the free...

Less Than Half of New Club Applicants Accepted

By Yasmine Salam March 28, 2017

Twelve new clubs launched this semester, with the Council of Advisory Boards approving fewer than 50 percent of the 34 student groups that applied this semester for university recognition. The clubs,...

Asian-American Students Celebrate Cultural Identity

By Eng Gin Moe February 28, 2014

When I lived in Myanmar, I went to an international school comprised of students from all over the world. This exposure helped me to embrace the world’s different cultures as well to learn how to be...

Social Life a Must for Clubs

By The Editorial Board September 6, 2013

As club recruitment winds down this week, student leaders should take care to expand their focus from attracting new members to retaining those they already have. Most underclassmen looking to get involved...

Campus Groups Take on the Summer

By Kim Bussing August 30, 2013

Washington, D.C., may not be known as the city that never sleeps, but that title is easily deserved by its students on the Hilltop. The Georgetown population is one that works tirelessly to improve...

Students, Groups Honored at Saxa Awards

By Madison Ashley May 1, 2013

After another year of student-run events and club leadership, the Center for Student Programs honored outstanding student leaders and groups at the annual Saxa Awards on Wednesday afternoon. The CSP recognized...

SGU Identifies Overlap With GUSA

By Alexandra Douglas February 19, 2013

The Student Group Union identified overlap between its work and GUSA platforms while endorsing ideas — but not any particular candidate — for the next GUSA executive in a press release Monday. The SGU works...

SAC Event Draws Limited Turnout

By Annie Chen February 5, 2013

Poor attendance at a Student Activities Commission working group was representative of broader challenges in engagement and communication that the group faces, according to SAC Chair Jennifer Chiang (SFS ’15). Only...

Leadership Summit Aims to Incorporate Entire Student Body

By Elaina Koros January 15, 2013

The Center for Student Programs held its second annual Leadership Summit, which brought leaders of different student organizations together in Potomac, Md., on Jan. 7 and 8. The retreat, which typically...

Student Group Union to Fill Two Vacant Positions

By Eitan Sayag October 16, 2012

The Student Group Union has two remaining vacancies on its executive committee that will be filled by the end of the week, according to SGU executive committee chair and performing arts representative...

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