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The Next SGA: A Full Transcript of the Presidential and Vice Presidential Debate
In the height of GU-Q’s election season, an initiative by the current SGA president, Nagla Abdelhady called for a debate between those in...
Alex Bonjoc and Gwyneth Estomo
1 day ago36 min read

Don't Move On, Gaza is Still Bleeding
The Georgetown community seems to have moved on. The outrage and care that once surrounded the Palestinian cause on this campus has...
Z.F
Apr 92 min read

On Things We Can Control
I was driving a car today. A whole metallic body was moving according to my personal desire. I pressed on the pedals carefully to speed...
Jannah Elgamal
Apr 83 min read

Initiative in Times of Crises: The First Model NATO in GU-Q
“Initiative is to success, what a lighted match is to a candle.” - OA Battista During a time in which actions are hardest to hide, due to...
Ashton Desiongco
Mar 297 min read

ASEAN Matters. So Why Doesn’t GU-Q Teach It?
I was hosting a game for prospective Georgetown students, all of whom ranged from grades 10 to 12. Divided into groups, they were tasked...
Justin Pacer
Mar 274 min read

Editorial Board Investigation: Beyond the SGA Constitutional Amendments
THE AMENDMENT The March 18 Student Government Association (SGA) constitutional amendments have sparked intense debate across campus,...
The Editorial Board
Mar 239 min read

On the SGA Amendment
The Student Government Association (SGA) is perhaps confused by the negative reaction towards its latest amendment. Let’s make things...
Kim Chen
Mar 202 min read


Gaza: Day -1 to Day 467
467. That number still feels unreal. I still don’t believe it. It felt dystopic to sit on my couch and watch the press briefing led by...
Sama Al-Issa
Jan 163 min read

Meet Dean Ken: GU-Q’s International Superstar in Student Affairs
This interview was conducted on November 24, 2024, prior to the release of the article “ Student Life or Student Strife .” On Nov. 3rd,...
Sama Al-Issa
Dec 15, 20249 min read

The First Moments of Freedom
In 2021, I sat in my room in Egypt, captivated by a documentary on the Syrian revolution recommended by a friend. “The Return to Homs”...
Jannah Elgamal
Dec 8, 20242 min read

Wicked: A Love Letter to Theater Kids
Disclaimer: Although this review is spoiler-free, the film's unique experience is best enjoyed without any preconceptions. Consider...
Sama Al-Issa
Dec 7, 20243 min read

Student Life or Student Strife?
Think of your first day as a GU-Q student. Your orientation, who led it? Who made sure your experience in it was smooth? Who surveyed you...
Anonymous
Nov 28, 20243 min read

Voices from Gaza: Stories of Survival and Resilience
The interviews were conducted by Jannah Elgamal and Adam Boumassri. We have assigned pseudonyms to the interviewees to maintain...
Jannah Elgamal
Nov 18, 202411 min read

GU-Q’s “Hard” Limits on Free Speech: Censorship of Everyday Language
At a time when universities should be encouraging open dialogue and self-expression, GU-Q’s recent censorship of a seemingly innocuous...
Rania Harrara
Nov 5, 20243 min read

Guys, History is Good
Some say, “You should study something more useful, like Computer Science or Economics, stop fussing over your history degree every day.”...
Zhenghe Qian
Oct 31, 20245 min read

Questions of Priorities: The Hidden Cost of Silence
Every morning, before the clock strikes 9 a.m., the student body receives their daily email from GU-Q Today. But then, a mere 30 minutes...
Anonymous
Sep 21, 20243 min read

Here Are the Biggest Changes to the Cafeteria this Year
Name Change Earlier this semester, the Global Cafe branch in the Humanitarian Building was renamed to "O Street Café" in a nod to the...
Le Dong Hai Nguyen
Dec 11, 20212 min read
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