Graduate Student Government, Georgetown University

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GradGov is the official Georgetown University Graduate Student Body. Our constituents include graduate students on the main campus and medical school.

We want optional classes on Elections Day! 🇺🇸 🗳️ On a historic effort, last Friday, November 1, 2024, the GradGov Senate...
11/03/2024

We want optional classes on Elections Day! 🇺🇸 🗳️

On a historic effort, last Friday, November 1, 2024, the GradGov Senate approved a request for graduate students to be granted “Liberal Leave” on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, to vote in the U.S. elections.

Feel free and empower to spread the word.

Hoya Saxa!
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PS. Would you like to go to class?

Wondering which student groups are at Georgetown? Here is the perfect list for you!
08/28/2023

Wondering which student groups are at Georgetown? Here is the perfect list for you!

Happy Holidays from some of our SCS Hoyas! We hope everyone is taking some much needed relaxation time as we wrap up the...
12/15/2022

Happy Holidays from some of our SCS Hoyas! We hope everyone is taking some much needed relaxation time as we wrap up the Fall 2022 semester🤍 celebrate all of the hard work you put in!

Grad Hoyas, come and network with other Hoyas this Thursday from 7-10 PM! GradGov will sponsor the first 14 Grad Hoyas t...
12/06/2022

Grad Hoyas, come and network with other Hoyas this Thursday from 7-10 PM!

GradGov will sponsor the first 14 Grad Hoyas to email us (abm120) to attend this great event! 💙🎄

 , one way we support you and encourage academic and career growth is through our research grants! Grad Hoyas are eligib...
11/17/2022

, one way we support you and encourage academic and career growth is through our research grants!

Grad Hoyas are eligible to apply once per semester to get funding for research expenses; if you have questions about what would qualify, please reach out.

🚨Extended Deadline: November 21st, 2022, at 11:59 PM ET.

Swipe left to learn more, and help us share this with all !

Imagine meeting Grad Hoyas interested in subjects like yourself but might not be in your program or grad school. Wouldn’...
11/13/2022

Imagine meeting Grad Hoyas interested in subjects like yourself but might not be in your program or grad school. Wouldn’t you like to connect and continue to grow professionally with them?

GradGov aspires to interconnect all programs and Grads, and we do this by supporting and funding student groups who want to take their events across schools.

Our Groups Committee leads this process— they work closely with our Treasurer to ensure we use our resources fairly— where any student group (outside of our Law and Medical Schools) can register under GradGov.

Swipe left to learn more, and contact our Group Director if you have any questions! 💙

Hey SCS Grads!  and GradGov partner to bring you an opportunity to meet your Senators, engage with other SCS peers, and ...
11/11/2022

Hey SCS Grads! and GradGov partner to bring you an opportunity to meet your Senators, engage with other SCS peers, and ask us your questions!

We cannot wait to see you virtually or in person! 💙

El Día de Los Mu***os, "The Day of the Dead," is a symbolic celebration of death and life and is celebrated from Nov. 1s...
11/02/2022

El Día de Los Mu***os, "The Day of the Dead," is a symbolic celebration of death and life and is celebrated from Nov. 1st to Nov. 2nd. It's primarily celebrated in Mexico and is a fusion of their Spanish and Indigenous heritage. During these days, Mexicans celebrate the spiritual return of their loved ones, and they commemorate this by forming "altares (altars).” These altars have different offerings to the deceased such as their favorite food, pan de mu**to (a traditional sweet bread), marigolds, pictures, and other objects—it is believed that the spirits feast on the food's flavor. They also decorate their tombs, festivals or parades are held in many towns and cities to honor the dead, and many dresses as Catrinas and Catrines—not the same as Halloween customs but as honoring death and culture.

This memorable and cultural celebration is part of Mexico's rich culture, where they continue to demonstrate their unforgettable love and remembrance of their loved ones. However, many countries celebrate life and death; this unique colorful celebration reminds us that once a year, our dead embark on a journey to visit us spiritually on November 2nd, and it’s a moment to celebrate.

Swipe left to check several pictures from a festival in Oaxaca, Mexico. 📸

Note: The color face of a cat is an alebrije. Alebrijes are creatures that help the deceased cross to the underworld.

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🚨 NEW VENUE! Alert 🚨*The event will now take place in Hook Hall* You're invited to our spooky   on October, 30th 🧛‍♂️ Th...
10/25/2022

🚨 NEW VENUE! Alert 🚨

*The event will now take place in Hook Hall*

You're invited to our spooky on October, 30th 🧛‍♂️

The first 600 people to register will get a free drink (included in the price)! Due to popular demand, we are now allowing up to 3 “plus-ones” to the party! Just make sure you buy tickets for them!

See our Linktree (in bio) for the link to Campus Groups to register. The event will take place in Hook Hall at the Main Hall and will have food, drinks, and music!

10/13/2022
Happy National Coming Out Day! We celebrate the opportunity for everyone to show and be their authentic selves—no judgme...
10/11/2022

Happy National Coming Out Day! We celebrate the opportunity for everyone to show and be their authentic selves—no judgment, just love—anywhere, anytime, always! 💙

Today, we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day. As we honor and respect all indigenous communities in America and around th...
10/11/2022

Today, we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day. As we honor and respect all indigenous communities in America and around the world, and—a reminder that many of our Latino and other communities are from indigenous heritage—acknowledge the pain, suffering, and fight for equality and justice.

Today we questioned ourselves, how do we promote the strength and diversity within the indigenous community and how can we avoid stereotypes while supporting and learning more. This gave us an idea: let’s encourage members of our community to fill the gap in our post by sharing a picture of “This is what an indigenous person looks like” to break biases and create awareness. Therefore, we encourage all Grad Hoyas to follow the steps:
1. Save or screenshot the picture.
2. Place your picture above the “Indigenous People’s Day.”
3. Post on Instagram and tag and use the hashtag

Let us all learn together and continue to empower all our communities.💙

We wish everyone who celebrates Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement) a blessed day and a year full of gratitude and blessin...
10/05/2022

We wish everyone who celebrates Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement) a blessed day and a year full of gratitude and blessings!

Join us on our first DEI workshop of the semester with Isy Abraham-Ravenson! We collaborated with  to bring you a fantas...
10/05/2022

Join us on our first DEI workshop of the semester with Isy Abraham-Ravenson! We collaborated with to bring you a fantastic event next Wednesday, 10/12, at 4:30 PM EST. RSVP link is located in our linktree (on bio).

As a professional, it is vital to reflect on ourselves to grow and inspire others—after all, we are leaders among leaders. Being a student allows us to take advantage of events, workshops, and more, to speed up the process and become conscious leaders. Come and reflect on our privilege and how this can allow us to become the leaders we aspire to and the world needs.

📣 Dance your stress with Pop Latino and Salsa this Thursday at 5:30PM! Please register on Campus Groups; the link is in ...
10/02/2022

📣 Dance your stress with Pop Latino and Salsa this Thursday at 5:30PM! Please register on Campus Groups; the link is in our linktree (on bio)! 💃🕺🔥

Many GradGov events happening soon! Save them on your calendar 🗓 and bring your friends with you! 💙Note: If you have ide...
09/30/2022

Many GradGov events happening soon! Save them on your calendar 🗓 and bring your friends with you! 💙

Note: If you have ideas for events let us know!

What a success! Last Friday, our Groups Committee hosted their Groups Training with multiple student leaders across grad...
09/29/2022

What a success! Last Friday, our Groups Committee hosted their Groups Training with multiple student leaders across graduate schools! Not only do we create events, but we support and finance many student groups and associations across schools—in the end, it all trickles down to support Grad Hoyas!

Swipe to see what our meeting was about, and share the post if you see your leader's name!

We are making history on sustainability at  in collaboration with Georgetown Energy Partner! All graduate and undergradu...
09/29/2022

We are making history on sustainability at in collaboration with Georgetown Energy Partner! All graduate and undergraduate students are allowed to participate in our Energy Hackathon! Bring your ideas, and you could win to donate up to $5k in prizes to non-profits and help your vision come to life. Register on our linktree (on bio).

Note: Room number is 490 in Hariri’s building.

Swipe left to read our prompt.

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