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1 month ago | 
managementstudiesinsights.com | Trent Williams |Joanna Li |Eric Zhao
Summary: Entrepreneurs face the unique challenge of simultaneously imagining future-focused opportunities while bringing (i.e., identifying, deploying, and orchestrating) resources into use. Our study, recently publish in Journal of Management Studies, highlights the critical role of entrepreneurial resourcefulness (ER) in helping entrepreneurs navigate this unique challenge when starting, developing, and growing ventures.
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2 months ago | 
georgetownvoice.com | Connor Martin |Margaret Hartigan |Joanna Li |Sarah Watson
Content warning: This article includes mention of suicide. In the same week as President Donald Trump’s inauguration, Georgetown hosted its annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference, the largest student-run, anti-abortion conference in the United States. After the and increasing state bans on abortion, an ultra-conservative majority now controls the federal government.
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Oct 12, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Aidan Munroe |Zachary Warren |Joanna Li |Orly Salik
Every day, thousands of cars, buses, and bicycles make their way through the hectic roundabout known as Dupont Circle, slogging through ever-present construction projects and lackadaisical tourists alike. Yet, in the heart of the historic neighborhood lies a hidden gem, and it sits just a few feet underneath the concrete of the famous traffic circle.
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Aug 23, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Angelena Bougiamas |Joanna Li |Maya Kominsky |Annabella Hoge
When a popular D.C. news outlet abruptly shut down in February, six journalists resolved to create their own worker-led, nonprofit newsroom. The initiative, called the 51st, promises to bring more community-centered reporting to Washington’s dwindling local news scene and exceeded its $250,000 fundraising goal on Aug. 13. “This has been a labor of love,” Eric Falquero, former journalist at the DCist and Street Sense Media, said.
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Apr 29, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Aashna Nadarajah |Joanna Li
In the wake of the June 2023 Supreme Court ruling ending affirmative action, Georgetown has admitted its first class of applicants in a new college admissions landscape. Without the explicit consideration of students’ racial identities, many students of color were left to navigate how to present this salient detail of their identity in their Georgetown application by themselves. For committed student Karinna Loaz (MSB ’28), a Georgetown acceptance felt almost impossible without affirmative action.
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Feb 3, 2024 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Connor Martin |Margaret Hartigan |Joanna Li |Sienna Brancato
Jan. 20 was the 25th anniversary of the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life (OCC), but notably, Copley and Healy lawns were empty of the usual pro-choice counterprotest organized by H*yas for Choice (HFC). Instead, HFC and Georgetown University College Democrats (GUCD) hosted a panel to discuss reproductive justice on Jan. 17, three days before OCC—an intentional shift in the organization’s programming focus.
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Nov 17, 2023 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Sabrina Shaffer |Joanna Li |Franzi Wild |Meriam Ahmad
Content warning: This article discusses anti-Black hate speech and systemic violence. When LaHannah Giles (CAS ’23) experienced a racist hate crime on Georgetown’s campus in April 2022, they felt like they had nowhere to go. “I’m thinking back to when I was in crisis mode,” Giles told the Voice, referring to the day they experienced the hate crime. “It was on Georgetown Day.
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Nov 17, 2023 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Carolina Bomeny |Joanna Li |Franzi Wild |Meriam Ahmad
Three professors in the Arabic department are on leave this semester after current and former students made allegations of racial and religious discrimination and harassment in the classroom. The Voice spoke with four students who said they were treated unfairly by the professors because they were Arab, Muslim, or Black.
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Apr 29, 2023 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Zachary Warren |Connor Martin |Margaret Hartigan |Joanna Li
When you think of the greatest rom-coms of the late 20th century, what do you think of? 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)? Clueless (1995)? When Harry Met Sally (1989)? What if I told you a hidden gem exists in this sea? Better yet, what if I told you that gem is a tale of two teenage girls who fall in love at, you guessed it, conversion therapy? But I’m a Cheerleader (BIAC), the 1999 queer romantic comedy directed by Jamie Babbit, is that hidden gem. Surprised? I can’t blame you.
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Feb 13, 2023 | 
georgetownvoice.com | Joanna Li |Franzi Wild |Meriam Ahmad |Yihan Deng
Editor’s note and content warning: This article discusses anti-Black hate speech and systemic violence. Find our previous coverage on GUPR’s advocacy, including the initial sit-in protests, here. On Friday, Feb. 10, Georgetown Protects Racists (GUPR) announced the end of its sit-in protests during a community meeting at 1 p.m. Students initially began occupying Healy Hall by sitting in front of the President’s Office, starting on Dec.
