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- Sep 11, 2026
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Georgetown FY25 tax filings reveal earnings of university’s highest-paid employees (opens the original)
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As Georgetown University workers and student organizers push the university for higher wages, Georgetown’s latest federal tax filing offers a public look at the other end of its pay scale. It details hundreds of thousands—and in some cases millions—of dollars in compensation for top administrators and highly paid employees. Georgetown’s fiscal year 2025 (FY25) Form 990—an annual tax filing required of tax-exempt nonprofit organizations such as universities—shows that six individuals earned more
“Authentic Community”: GSP’s ‘Mastering the Hidden Curriculum’ centers FGLI experiences (opens the original)
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Towards the end of my college search, as I narrowed down my options and focused on fit, my mom raised some concerns about Georgetown. She did not attend a traditional four-year college, and we certainly didn’t come from money. She said that Georgetown was too “preppy.” Two years in, I’ll concede she might have had a point there. Every year, Georgetown receives a higher number of applications than the year before for its first-year class, and every year, roughly 1,600 students enroll. For the Cla
Georgetown defends international programs after Pentagon orders audit of foreign collaborations (opens the original)
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Georgetown is defending its security apparatus and international academic collaborations after the Pentagon formally notified Georgetown and 29 other academic institutions in the United States to conduct immediate reviews of their “academic, financial and research collaborations with foreign entities of concern,” on Aug. 17. While the department did not publicly release the 30 institutions, a U.S. official listed them to Fox News. The named institutions must “complete a comprehensive audit of al
Georgetown becomes one of first US colleges approved to operate in Greece (opens the original)
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Georgetown University has been granted a license to establish and operate programs in Athens, Greece, the country’s Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports announced in a press release. The “university legal entity,” which will be known as Georgetown University in Greece, will offer two graduate programs from the McDonough School of Business (MSB) once the accreditation process is complete, which is expected later this fall, a university spokesperson told the Voice. With its approval
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