Archive: Student
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This Senior Fought for Gun Violence Prevention Since He Was 11. Now, He’s Eying His Future.
Jackson Mittleman’s advocacy has led him to meetings with congressional members and to the White House. Along the way, he charted a new path from the Hilltop to Capitol Hill.
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The College of Arts & Sciences Honors 2023 Tropaia Award Winners
The Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences gathered in historic Gaston Hall to honor exceptional graduating seniors and outstanding faculty members at the 104th annual Tropaia Exercises
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How Elisia Bendy (C’23) Is Rewriting the Story of California’s Spanish Missions
A Californian who grew up in the shadow of Mission San Gabriel Arcángel, Elisia Bendy (C’23) wants to retell its story
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Laura Liptrap (C’23): Mother, Business Owner and Lifelong Learner
Laura Liptrap (C’23) is a business owner, mother and lifelong learner. Soon, she’ll also be a college graduate
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The Cruz-Morales Twins Are Excited to Set the World on Fire
Twin sisters Melanie and Sheila Cruz-Morales (C’23) are ready to change the world
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Senior Mythbusts the Metaverse and Its Promise of a New Reality
Grace Buono (C’23) just wrapped up her thesis on the false frontier of the metaverse and she’s excited for people to debate it
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2 College Students Named Goldwater Scholars
Two students in the College of Arts & Sciences – Naomi Greenberg (C’24) and Roma Dhingra (C’24) – were named 2023 Goldwater Scholars
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Physics Major Wins Accolade for Innovative Research Technique
Leah Chen (C’25) won the third place prize in this year’s District of Columbia Space Grant Consortium Student Research Poster Contest
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Georgetown Reigns Supreme at Big East Research Symposium
Claire Cushman (C’23) took home top honors at this year’s Big East Research Symposium, held in March at Madison Square Garden
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Get Smart: Georgetown Neuroscientists Release Free App to Improve Cognition
A team of Georgetown neuroscientists has released an app to help users improve their deductive reasoning skills
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