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Student Life

At the Capitol Campus, students get the full breadth of life in Washington, DC, and the full Georgetown experience. From being a part of lively student communities and clubs to cheering on the Hoyas at sporting events and exploring the nooks and crannies of our nation’s capital, see what life is like as a student on the Capitol Campus.

An Inside Look at Living in Downtown DC

In downtown DC, students receive the world-class Georgetown education while being in the center of life in the nation’s capital with easy access to internships, attractions and more. Explore what life is like living in the Capitol Campus.

A Day in the Life on the Capitol Campus
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Student Organizations on the Capitol Campus

Deepen and discover your interests and passions through student-led organizations on the Capitol Campus. Between intramural sports and professional affinity groups, there’s something for everyone at the Capitol Campus.

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Georgetown Law
McCourt School
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Residential Life at the Capitol Campus

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Residential Life at the Capitol Campus

  • At the residence hall at 55 H, students join a vibrant and diverse community that hosts regular social events inside the residence hall while also venturing into the city to explore all DC has to offer. Take a look at some of the community events 55 H has recently held.

  • Students gather and celebrate at the annual celebration for 55 H during Welcome Week in the fall semester.

  • Residents at 55 H attend a Washington Wizards game at the Capital One Arena, just a few blocks away from the Capitol Campus.

  • Residents at 55 H in the fitness center located on the penthouse level of the residence hall.

  • Students take part in a paint and sip night outside in the courtyard of 55 H.

  • Residents celebrate the end of the fall semester with a holiday social.

  • Students take a field trip into Virginia to visit Mount Vernon.

  • In October, students gather for a fun afternoon of pumpkin carving and decorating to celebrate Halloween.

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Tour 55 H

At 55 H, students live in an apartment-style residence hall complete with modern amenities, including a fitness center, outdoor patio and multiple common areas for study and recreation. Join Christine Mauvais as she gives an exclusive tour of Georgetown’s Capitol Campus residence hall.

Learn More About 55 H
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Cheer on the Hoyas and DC Sports

Just steps away from the Capital One Arena, the Capitol Campus gives students easy access to cheer on the Georgetown men’s basketball team at home games, as well as other DC professional sports teams.

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Get Around DC

Hop on the GUTS bus, a free shuttle for faculty, staff and students that offers routes between the Capitol Campus and the Hilltop, as well as a loop to local grocery stores. The Capitol Campus also provides easy access to the Union Station and Judiciary Square metro stops and is nearby major bus lines.

 

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Quick Links

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Metrobus
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Explore the DC Food Scene

At the Capitol Campus, students can take advantage of DC’s vibrant food scene. Explore a multitude of cuisines just steps away from the Capitol Campus or local markets and food halls to get a taste of all that DC has to offer.

Dining at the Capitol Campus

Off Campus Dining

Dining at Union Station
Union Market
Mount Vernon Triangle Market
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Discover DC Attractions

Situated in downtown DC in the historic NoMa neighborhood, students have access to world-class museums and cultural attractions to deepen their knowledge and explore new avenues of interest. From the National Mall to the National Museum of American History and the National Portrait Gallery just blocks away from the Capitol Campus, some of the nation’s most prized cultural treasures are at your fingertips.

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