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GU’s Middle East Spending More Than Doubled in 4 Years (opens the original)
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Georgetown University’s educational spending in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region increased over 160% from July 2021 to June 2025, according to publicly disclosed tax information. Over those four years, Georgetown’s “educational services” spending in the region increased from over $55 million to over $145 million. Georgetown’s increased spending in MENA comes as the federal government has increased its scrutiny of higher education institutions over Middle East involvement. Jason Lan
GU College Republicans Become First University-Affiliated Group to Join National Deportation Campaign (opens the original)
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The Georgetown University College Republicans (GUCR) partnered with a national organization working to escalate U.S. immigration enforcement, the group announced Sept. 17. The Mass Deportation Coalition (MDC), which was founded in February, advocates for a 21-part plan to deport more than one million noncitizens in 2026 and remove all undocumented immigrants from the United States by 2029. GUCR is the first official university group to join the organization, alongside other conservative policy g
Prospective GU Dining Providers Vie for Community Support (opens the original)
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Three food service contractors presented their visions for Georgetown University dining during a series of town halls the week of Sept. 13. Georgetown announced in February it would solicit external applications for a new provider contract and named the finalists — Aramark, the current provider; Compass; and Sodexo — Sept. 8. This week, each finalist held a public meeting where they fielded community members’ questions about dining options, staffing and sustainability. Marc Fournier — Georgetown
Former Top Peñalver Advisor to Serve as GU Chief of Staff (opens the original)
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A former Seattle University executive who worked under Georgetown University President Eduardo Peñalver during his tenure at the school will serve as Georgetown’s chief of staff, the university announced Sept. 8. Anne Moran worked as a senior advisor and executive coordinator at Seattle University for 12 years before being appointed Peñalver’s chief of staff in 2023. Moran will succeed Joseph Ferrara (GRD ’96), who served as Georgetown’s chief of staff since 2011 — under both President Emeritus
Cooley Earned Over $5 Million in 2024, GU’s Highest-Paid Employee in at Least 25 Years (opens the original)
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Georgetown University paid men’s basketball head coach Ed Cooley over $5 million in 2024, making him the second-highest-paid coach in the Big East Conference. Cooley’s was the highest-paid Georgetown employee in a single year since at least 2000, except former men’s basketball head coach Patrick Ewing’s $12.5 million buyout in 2023, according to public tax documents reviewed by The Hoya. Although many fans were frustrated by the Hoyas’ inability to appear in an NCAA tournament under Cooley, they
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