From Doha to Buenos Aires: How Global Education Shaped Me
By Jay Pacer, a senior majoring in International Politics with an independent minor in International Law. This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written by GU-Q students about…
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The Class That Changed How I See Food
By Dania Muhsen (GU-Q‘28). This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written by GU-Q students about their experiences and life as members of the Georgetown community in Qatar.…
Snowstorms, Falafel, and Finding Home in D.C.
Zarrish Ahmed is a senior at GU-Q majoring in International Politics with a self-designed Certificate in South Asian Studies. For this Desert Hoya Blog, she shares reflections on her global…
Where will I be next December? I graduate in Less than Six Months
Zarrish Ahmed is a senior at Georgetown University in Qatar majoring in International Politics with an independent Certificate in South Asian Studies. She reflects on how studying South Asian history…
These Three Classes Shaped My Fall 2025 Semester
By Dania Muhsen (GU-Q‘28). This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written by GU-Q students about their experiences and life as members of the Georgetown community in Qatar.…
Ask Any GU-Q Student - This Is the Only Way to Survive the Busy On-Campus Schedule
Serikkali Abdrakhman is a sophomore at GU-Q from Kazakhstan. He is a Writing Peer Tutor majoring in Culture and Politics. This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written…
How Georgetown Feeds My Multilingual Obsession
By Radiyah Ahmed (GU-Q’28). This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written by GU-Q students about their experiences and life as members of the Georgetown community in Qatar.…
How To Not Waste Your Summer 101
Serikkali Abdrakhman is a sophomore at GU-Q from Kazakhstan. He is a Writing Peer Tutor majoring in Culture and Politics. This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written…
Raising the Georgetown Flag at the Biggest International Law Moot Court Competition
By Carl Jambo (GU-Q’28), is a sophomore student at Georgetown University in Qatar. For the Desert Hoya Blog, he shares his experience as a member of the Georgetown Moot Court…
I am the First Turkmen Hoya at Georgetown University in Qatar
By Jennet Soltanova (GU-Q’29). This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written by GU-Q students about their experiences and life as members of the Georgetown community in Qatar.…
I Emailed This Professor Hoping to Join Her Class - It Became the Most Influential Course I Took at GU-Q
By Jay Pacer, a senior majoring in International Politics with an independent minor in International Law. This story is part of the Desert Hoya Blog, written by GU-Q students about…
How to Make the Perfect Georgetown Pancake: A Note to Present and Future Hoyas
By Jannat Almazbek (GU-Q’28), a sophomore from Kyrgyzstan, majoring in International Economics with a minor in Arabic. At Georgetown, she is a First-Year Experience Captain and a basketball player. This…
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