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Current Residents
Getting Involved
Being an active and involved citizen is an important part of
life on the Hilltop. You can join
SAC Clubs,
the Corp, Academic Councils,
or learn more about getting involved in your residence hall or
apartment area.
Responsibilities of Living on Campus
Being part of any community involves community expectations.
Whether you're interested in learning more about how to recycle
on campus, making responsible decisions about alcohol, or
managing roommate situations, this page is helpful.
Life with Roommate(s)
Sharing living space is an important learning experience of
our residential campus. We offer information to help make
this an enjoyable experience.
Getting
Around DC
While we hope residents love living on campus, we also hope
you take advantage of all Washington, DC has to offer. RAs
and AMs have created these helpful pages on navigating to
popular DC-area sites.
Community Web Sites
Georgetown's residential campus is composed of 13 individual
communities. You can visit the website for each one to
find out about leaders and activities in your community.
Help
Great People Win Awards
Each month the Office of Residence Life recognizes
individuals and groups who have achieved excellence in created a
positive residential environment. Learn more and nominate
someone you know!
Party/Event Notification
All events in the apartments or townhouses including more
than 12 guests and alcohol must notify the university no later
than 10am the Thursday prior to the event.
Reserving Spaces on Campus
Residence Life offers both Alumni
Lounge and Copley Multi-Purpose
room as free event spaces open to campus.
Posting in the Residence Halls & Apartments
We hope student groups will share their events with our
residents. Please read here to learn how you can post in
the residence halls. Additionally, you can
request notice of your event be sent to all our RAs.
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Living
on campus is a great experience, but students sometimes
also want the experience of living with our neighbors in
Georgetown and surrounding neighborhoods. The
Office of Off-Campus Student Life offers many resources
to help with this transition.
