Sehr Khosla
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- Sep 28, 2026
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GUCR accused GUCD of refusing to debate them. Organizers say a debate was never even scheduled (opens the original)
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On Sunday, the Georgetown University College Republicans (GUCR) took to Instagram to post a statement expressing that they were “deeply disappointed by the Georgetown University College Democrats’ refusal to take part in our yearly debate.” “For years, this debate has provided students with an opportunity to hear the competing visions of the major political parties and help form their views about the issues facing our country,” the statement read. GUCR cited Georgetown’s Speech and Expression Po
Georgetown University College Republicans joins Mass Deportation Coalition (opens the original)
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Georgetown University College Republicans (GUCR) became a member of the Mass Deportation Coalition on Sept. 2, joining a national advocacy coalition of conservative organizations pushing the Trump administration to dramatically expand immigration enforcement and carry out at least one million deportations in 2026. GUCR is now listed as a coalition partner alongside more than 100 conservative organizations and political groups, including the Heritage Foundation, the Federation for American Immigr
Students hold teach-in for Badar Khan Suri ahead of immigration hearing (opens the original)
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Students gathered on Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. with Georgetown University postdoctoral fellow Dr. Badar Khan Suri in the Intercultural Center for a teach-in ahead of his Sept. 15 immigration hearing. Participants gathered to discuss his experience in immigration detention, the ongoing legal battle against his deportation, and how students can support immigrants facing detention beyond the Georgetown community. The event was autonomously organized by Khan Suri’s students with support from the School of F
After two decades, Coalition for Workers’ Rights calls for amendments to Georgetown’s Just Employment Policy (opens the original)
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More than two decades after Georgetown adopted its Just Employment Policy (JEP), the Georgetown Coalition for Workers’ Rights (GCWR) is calling for the university to amend the policy, arguing that existing protections have failed to keep pace with the needs of campus workers. Workers say these gaps have left them without adequate information and input in their workplaces. Georgetown adopted the JEP in 2005 following years of organizing by campus workers and students, culminating in a nine-day hu
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