Georgetown Program Board News Today

Georgetown University’s inaugural student drag competition, Mx. Georgetown, saw a drag king use an acronym to explain why most of his School of Foreign Service (SFS) friends are single. “My SFS friends are very talented, they’re very smart. You could say they have a lot of Charisma, Uniqueness, a lot of Nerve and a lot...

The Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee (FinApp) cut student funding for the 2025 fiscal year for five out of the 11 club advisory boards, including the Media Board, Lecture Fund and Georgetown Program Board (GPB). The Media Board, which allocates funding to student media groups such as The Hoya and...

Featuring an impressive lineup with openers Rosewater, a beloved student band, and Hot Chelle Rae and Owl City as the main acts, the Georgetown Program Board’s (GPB) Spring Concert bridged quality, price and convenience on March 22. Rosewater had a fairly normal set before dropping an original song to close out a tried-and-true opening. Having...

The Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee (FinApp) cut student funding for the 2025 fiscal year for five out of the 11 club advisory boards, including the Media Board, Lecture Fund and Georgetown Program Board (GPB). The Media Board, which allocates funding to student media groups such as The Hoya and...

See D.C. Blossom Into Spring Cherry blossom season is officially upon us, with peak bloom beginning March 17. The National Cherry Blossom Festival begins March 20 and will continue until April 14, with varied featured events throughout. This Saturday, March 23, head to West Basin Drive for performances by the JBE Band, Midnight Anthem, Furia...

See D.C. Blossom Into Spring Cherry blossom season is officially upon us, with peak bloom beginning March 17. The National Cherry Blossom Festival begins March 20 and will continue until April 14, with varied featured events throughout. This Saturday, March 23, head to West Basin Drive for performances by the JBE Band, Midnight Anthem, Furia...

The Voice interviewed the contestants and asked them about their involvement on campus, their campaigning platform, and their talents.

The last Arts Week was in 2019, and the event has been lost almost entirely to a vanishing institutional memory. A concerted effort between the administration, creative student organizations, and the Georgetown Program Board (GPB), however, could bring it back.

There’s something about seeing Georgetown seniors shaking their butts that gets Hoyas moving. Mr. Georgetown takes to the stage at Gaston Hall on Oct. 7.