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Bossier is a magazine at Georgetown that is dedicated to creating a publication that provides space for people with marginalized gender identities and their allies on campus and across the globe.

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1. Fill a niche at Georgetown. There are plenty of wonderful organizations on campus that help women in the professional sphere, which is necessary and important. What's missing is a publication focused on the empowerment of women through the sharing of their personal experiences and creative work. We think it is vital for women on campus to have a female-driven space to share their writing and art.
2. Be a prominent submission-based publication on campus. Currently, few publications on campus publish curated content in a print format twice a year. The beauty of a submission-based magazine is that it will intentionally include voices from different communities across Georgetown, which is important to Bossier.
3. Create discussion. Bossier is dedicated to sharing opinions of people of all races, genders, sexualities, and geographic backgrounds.
4. Build a community. Bossier is about women helping women, intersectionality, and inclusion. We want to create a supportive space to talk about important things, make college a little less scary, and have a good time doing it.

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Georgetown Scientific Research Journal (GSR Journal) is an open source scientific journal for the Georgetown community. GSR Journal aims to publish academic level research within the Georgetown community in order to promote the scientific accomplishments of the student body, foster inclusion within the science community and interest within research-based careers, encourage diversity within the research field, grant more visibility of student authorship, and increase awareness of groundbreaking scientific discoveries within the community. Through an outside of institution peer-review process, our articles are ensured to be original work that adheres to all scientific publication guidelines.

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Among the nation's leading undergraduate law journals, Georgetown University Undergraduate Law Review analyzes the most consequential issues in law, policy, philosophy, history, and politics. GUULR is dedicated to providing a visible forum for legal debate, discussion, and reflection. In providing a platform for authors to explore and articulate their innovative legal thoughts and ideas, we hope to promote a more nuanced understanding of prevalent questions and concerns about our legal institutions.

GUULR is entirely student-run. The year-long process commences with an extensive search for the most notable works from students at the nation's finest universities, as well as from judges, professors, and legal practitioners. Every GUULR article then endures a rigorous editing and revision process in order to ensure that it reaches its full potential and strength before publishing. Furthermore, undergraduate students are given the unique opportunity to engage in every stage of the publishing process, from conducting thorough legal research and investigating, to writing and re-writing drafts, to polishing Bluebook citations. GUULR strives for excellence, both in our final product, and in shaping more capable and experienced writers.

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Prospect will aim to support the creativity of students at Georgetown, allowing them to share their work in an established community, collaborate with fellow students through their musical endeavors, preserve and establish their legacy at the university beyond simply their academics, and make available tools and resources that will benefit the entire Georgetown population. Prospect will also celebrate students' music with live performances, open mics, and other similar events, thereby encouraging students to share their music and bond through it. Finally, Prospect will serve as an assistive presence in the music community, offering services to all campus groups in promotion, organization, and general logistics of running musical events.

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"The Anthem" is established for the purpose of celebrating the visual arts and the written word on campus in a free, biannual format distributed to the Georgetown community. We seek to provide a forum that unites Georgetown's students, alumni, faculty, Jesuits, and administrators through a common affinity for the arts and a shared respect for the history, spirit, and intellectual tradition of our University.

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The Blaxa serves as a space for Black students at Georgetown to authentically and unapologetically express themselves.

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The Caravel is the only on-campus publication that focuses on reporting and analyzing domestic and international news, providing a unique platform for students interested in international affairs to be published regularly.

The Caravel offers a distinct experience to students who want to learn more about journalism. As a newly-established publication, the Caravel is growing its staff, and there are many opportunities for you to make an impact!

Working for the Caravel promises to be a demanding but rewarding experience that helps writers interested in international affairs to become regional experts and provides hands-on experience developing a dynamic publication.

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Editorial Staff
The editorial staff of the Caravel is responsible for the substance of the newspaper, operating on a weekly cycle, and is divided into seven sections, including six international sections and the United States. In addition, we also have a copy team that edits the content for all seven sections.

The United States: The United States explores domestic news and Georgetown events relevant to international affairs. As a writer for the United States, you will have the chance to obtain press passes to cover events both on- and off-campus. Writers for this section have previously covered events featuring former-President Bill Clinton, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former-President of Brazil Dilma Rousseff, and President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

Regional Sections: There are six regional sections in the Caravel: Eastern Europe & Russia, Latin America & the Caribbean, the Indo-Asia-Pacific, the Middle East & Central Asia, Africa, and Western Europe & Canada.

Executive Staff
The executive staff is primarily focused on running the day-to-day operations of the Caravel. We have two main responsibilities: Marketing & Public Relations and Sales & Outreach. Our marketing and PR department deals with graphic design, ad positioning, in-school promotional efforts, and the management of the Caravel's relationship with other media organizations on campus. The sales and outreach department seeks to sell advertising space, attempting to find and solicit new advertisers for our newspaper.

Digital Operations
Digital Operations seeks to bridge the gap between traditional journalism and social media-based reporting. The section produces a world news review twice weekly, three thematic newsletters dealing with inter-regional trends, and special reports that cover international events in real-time.

Compass World: Compass World publishes a holistic review of global news on Tuesdays and Fridays and includes special reports that cover international elections, summits, and exclusive reporting.

Compass Gender: Compass Gender covers developments at the intersections of sex, sexuality, race, and class against the backdrop of international affairs.

Compass Futures: Compass Futures highlights how science and technology are redefining our world, bringing to the forefront new challenges in fields like global health, climate change, pollution, artificial intelligence, and more.

Compass Money: Compass Money delivers the latest news on international business, economics, and foreign trade.

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Applications for staff positions are ongoing and available on our website (thecaravelgu.com/join) or via our Campus Groups page. Please contact us at thecaravel@georgetown.edu if you have any questions.

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thecaravel@georgetown.edu
Madison Stern, Publisher | mrs356@georgetown.edu
Sarah Weber, Editor-in-Chief | smw290@georgetown.edu
Maylene Yeh, Executive Director | my532@georgetown.edu
Claire Beezley, Director of Digital Operations | cab391@georgetown.edu

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The Georgetown Independent (or the INDY) is Georgetown University's arts and culture magazine, providing and platforming thoughtful, informed commentary on the arts in campus, local, and national communities.

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The purpose of The Georgetown Review is to offer a platform for open debate and discussion about important ideas, challenging questions, and other news, serving as an independent outlet for all student and faculty viewpoints on campus, especially conservative and libertarian views, which are traditionally absent or obscured in other campus media outlets. The Georgetown Review is committed to fulfilling its responsibilities of abiding by the policies set forth in the Georgetown University Student Code of Conduct and the Georgetown University Speech and Expression Policy. The Georgetown Review pledges to protect and defend the rights of Georgetown students and to maintain the accountability of Georgetown University to Georgetown students.

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The Georgetown Voice is a student-run newsmagazine providing Georgetown University with news, commentary, arts, humor, and sports as well as long-form journalism. In addition to a print edition that is published every two weeks, the Voice reports on campus news, leisure, and sports online daily. Our alumni have gone on to work at The New York Times, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, NPR, NBC, FiveThirtyEight, Sports Illustrated, Vulture, POLITICO, The Huffington Post, and several other news organizations.

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The Hoya is the oldest and largest student newspaper of Georgetown University, serving as the university's newspaper of record since 1920. It is published online daily and every Friday in print during the school year when we are on campus. Each print issue also includes a weekly lifestyle magazine, The Guide. The Hoya also publishes a blog, The Fourth Edition, which provides a lighthearted take on all things Georgetown. We distribute 4,000 free copies to 30 locations across campus and the Georgetown neighborhood each week during the academic year and publish online during summers.

The Hoya has been a central part of the university community since its first publication in 1920. Supported financially by the university in addition to internal revenue, The Hoya is produced, managed and edited entirely by students. Over 300 students are involved in the publication of the paper as reporters, photographers, designers, editors and business staff. To learn more about some of the students who work for The Hoya, visit our meet the staff page.

Editorial operations are overseen by the editor in chief, while business operations are run by the general manager. The current editor in chief is Caitlin McLean, and the current general manager is Aditya Gupte. The paper is governed by a ten-member Board of Directors. The current chair of the Board of Directors is Adora Zheng.

Several times a year, The Hoya produces special issues, including a Commencement issue, a preview of the basketball season and a comprehensive New Student Guide, as well as regular special issues in The Guide focused on fashion and other special topics.

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Utraque Unum was established in 2007 to platform and celebrate the best of student scholarship at Georgetown University. The journal, which covers the fields of Political Theory, History, Theology and Philosophy, Arts and Culture, and liberal learning at Georgetown University, has published an impressive array of papers, interviews, and reflections from some of the University's keenest and most adroit minds. Editions are published biannually and are distributed on Georgetown's campus and mailed to subscribers across the country. The staff at the journal consider it their mission to help encourage and cultivate intellectual curiosity, persuasive and elegant writing, and scholarly community on the campus of Georgetown University.

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WGTB is Georgetown University's student-run, internet-streaming campus radio station, serving as Georgetown's central source for music news, reviews, events, and community. Our mission is to be an integral part of the Georgetown undergraduate experience and the Washington community, providing a forum for students to broadcast their ideas, discover new music, and enjoy live performances. Through our on-air programming, online publication, live concerts, and online events, we aspire to help the Georgetown community enjoy and express themselves creatively.

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