Common Home magazine is edited by a board of student editors appointed by Georgetown’s Earth Commons Institute. These undergraduates are the lifeblood behind Common Home magazine. The editors, under the direction of the Institute, select topics they find most pressing and relevant to the Georgetown community—and pursue expert contributors to dive in.
We are now hiring editors for our next editions. Undergraduate editor duties include creating, editing, and promoting content for the magazine, website, and social media accounts and more.
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Read the letterMarion Cassidy is a junior in the college studying History and Art History with a minor in Theater and Performance Studies. She is from Brooklyn, NY and is passionate about the intersection of sustainability and the arts.
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Originally from (the real) Northern California, Sadie studied in Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service majoring in Culture and Politics with a focus on political economy and the environment.
View articlesAlannah Nathan ’24 is an undergraduate sophomore in Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, studying Global Business with a minor in French. Her interests in the environment space include the energy transition, climate economics, and sustainable economic development. Born and raised in Seattle, WA, she now calls Brooklyn, NY, home.
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Sophomore at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, majoring in Science, Technology, & International Affairs and minoring in English. Originally from San Diego, California.
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