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Four Letters, Two Schools: How I Combined My Love for Business and French Into My IBLC Major
April 1, 2025
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‘Isn’t that School Just for Politics and Finance?’ Why I Chose Georgetown as a STEM Student
March 25, 2025
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Why Georgetown’s Core Curriculum is Actually Not That Scary
One thing that sets Georgetown apart is the University’s Core Curriculum. On the Hilltop, all students, regardless of their school, are required to take three courses in social justice, and two courses each in philosophy, theology and writing. Additionally, students must take one course each in the humanities, sciences and quantitative reasoning.
April 9, 2025
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Why Georgetown’s Core Curriculum is Actually Not That Scary
One thing that sets Georgetown apart is the University’s Core Curriculum. On the Hilltop, all students, regardless of their school, are required to take three courses in social justice, and two courses each in philosophy, theology and writing. Additionally, students must take one course each in the humanities, sciences and quantitative reasoning.
April 9, 2025
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CAS Junior Receives 2025 Goldwater Scholarship for Cancer Research
Harry Sun, a biology major, was named a Goldwater Scholar, a prestigious national award for the next generation of scientists, researchers and engineers.
April 3, 2025
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Four Letters, Two Schools: How I Combined My Love for Business and French Into My IBLC Major
Ninabella Arlis (C’26) is a junior pursuing a joint degree between the College of Arts and Science and the McDonough School of Business. The uniqueness of IBLC was a huge part of its appeal.
April 1, 2025