Scooters: Georgetown’s new culture war?
On December 12, Georgetown University banned all lithium-ion micro-mobility devices, including scooters, from campus buildings. But a series of recent scooter thefts...
Unprecedented Cooperation: Navigating the Future of U.S.—China Relations
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a new round of meetings with U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan in Bangkok from January...
A Timeline of Sweden’s NATO Application
In February 2024, Sweden’s accession to NATO was approved by Hungary, the final NATO member country in opposition to the...
Stateless Rohingyas: How the Systematic Denial of Access to Education Created a Lost Generation
“It is like breaking a mirror, and if you try to put the broken pieces together, it won’t look the way it...
Biden-Xi meeting stabilized US-China relations
President Xi Jinping of China arrived in San Francisco on Nov. 14 for the 30th APEC Economic Leader’s Meeting and a China–United...
Where Things Stand Following October Legislative Election in Poland
Voters in the European Union’s fifth largest member state turned out in numbers not seen since 1919 to elect the members of...
Breaking Down the Niger Coup d’etat
On Sept. 27, Dr. Cindy Courvile, former United States Ambassador to the African Union, and Dr. Daniel Twining, President of the International...
ALUMNI OPINION: Georgetown, Renounce Satan
—“Do you renounce Satan, and all his works and empty promises?”
—“I do.”
Self-professed Catholic and...
US-Vietnam Partnership Ensures Indo-Pacific Regional Security
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh of Vietnam visited Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service on Sept. 19 to discuss the United...
Georgetown FIRE Report Raises Free Speech Concerns
Georgetown University is ranked the fourth worst school in the country for student free speech and open inquiry, per a new report...
