Mamie McCreary is a junior at Georgetown University Qatar, majoring in International Politics with a minor in Arabic. Half Sudanese and half African American, Mamie was born and raised in…
“Tonight is a celebration of those who fight for equality, demand dignity, who have searched for the inherent goodness of the human spirit,” declared Maurice Jackson (G’95, G’01), during a photography…
When senior Jemimah Golo walked onto the stage to interview global music phenomenon Saint Levant during his recent visit to Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q), she felt completely at home….
As Qatar strengthens its national commitment to inclusion, higher education is emerging as a key driver of change. With a recent update to Qatar’s disability law requiring all educational institutions…
Meet Class of 2028 Culture and Politics major Muneera Al-Attiya. She spent the fall semester in New York navigating the halls of the United Nations, sitting in on high-level meetings,…
The event was organised through a collaborative partnership involving Qatar Debate—founded by Qatar Foundation—Georgetown University in Qatar, the World Bank Group, and Education Above All Foundation. The dialogue was held…
This year the winter semester started off with a unique expression of campus unity: a launch event for a book of student, faculty, and staff writing called simply Aswatna: Our…
The Hoya Empowerment and Learning Program—better known as HELP on campus— is different from most classes taught at Georgetown University in Qatar. Inside these classrooms, a unique learning exchange is…
Amid tectonic shifts in global power dynamics, two Georgetown University in Qatar students have earned the prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship and are preparing to expand their understanding through study in China. …
Georgetown University in Qatar’s newest lecture series on Current Affairs, entitled “In Focus: Iran and Venezuela,” was launched earlier this week in Doha. The discussion moved between the political aftershocks…