Survey puts Georgetown first in international relations
Grad students rejoice! A national report (PDF), which surveyed professors teaching international relations, declared Georgetown’s graduate classes and programs in that subject to be the best there is....
View ArticleGeorgetown students protest the Petraeus protesters in Red Square
Protest not, lest ye be protested. Tonight, about twenty students gathered in Red Square to condemn the protesters who interrupted General David Petraeus when he spoke in Gaston Hall last Thursday. The...
View ArticleClinton introduces National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security in...
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton chose Gaston Hall today as the venue to introduce a wide-ranging set of policies aimed to protect women and institutionalize their voices around the world. The...
View ArticleTurkish envoy addresses his nation’s place in “new regional order”
Speaking to roughly one hundred Georgetown staff, students and guests yesterday in Copley Formal Lounge, Turkey’s Ambassador to the United States Namik Tan proudly defended his country’s commitment to...
View ArticleGeorgian president’s talk in Gaston showcases reforms
In a talk Thursday morning in Gaston Hall, Georgia’s President Mikheil Saakashvili spoke about his nation’s recent and radical successes in its battle against corruption. Opting to speak without notes...
View ArticleSen. Bob Casey (D-Penn.) discusses American foreign policy in Asia
Hosted by the College Democrats, International Relations Club, GU Pride and M.E.Ch.A, Senator Bob Casey (D-Penn.) spoke last night to an eager audience of mostly Pennsylvania residents and other...
View ArticleGeorgetown’s “global perspective” shouldn’t end at Europe
Let Georgetown’s ongoing response to Ukraine guide its future engagement with world affairs, no matter the region or race of the affected. The post Georgetown’s “global perspective” shouldn’t end at...
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