Every Thursday night, Karran Royal sits down at her computer, logs onto Zoom and meets with fellow descendants of people enslaved by Jesuits … [Read more...] about GU272 Descendants Build Community Over Social Media, Zoom During Pandemic
CSJ Assistant Director Leaves Georgetown and Begins New Position at NPR
When Whitney Maddox (GRD ’11, ’19) was not leading seminars about race and prejudice with new graduate students, hosting events for the … [Read more...] about CSJ Assistant Director Leaves Georgetown and Begins New Position at NPR
GUSA Petitions for University Disability Cultural Center After Academic Resource Center Falls Short
The Georgetown University Student Association recently reignited a push to establish a university-funded space for disabled students on … [Read more...] about GUSA Petitions for University Disability Cultural Center After Academic Resource Center Falls Short
Ossoff (SFS ’09) Sworn Into Senate, Georgetown Students Reflect On Campaign
Jon Ossoff (SFS ’09) was sworn in as the youngest sitting member of the U.S. Senate after triumphing in the Jan. 5 Georgia Senate runoff … [Read more...] about Ossoff (SFS ’09) Sworn Into Senate, Georgetown Students Reflect On Campaign
COMMENTARY | “This is Not Normal”: College Basketball Poses Risks to Players
On Dec. 12, I sat down to watch a few minutes of men’s college basketball — one of the few activities that allows me an escape from the … [Read more...] about COMMENTARY | “This is Not Normal”: College Basketball Poses Risks to Players
On-Campus Students Receive Dining Allowance, Mutual Aid To Offset Food Costs Over Winter Break
Georgetown University started providing students living on campus with weekly grocery allowances after students raised concerns about food … [Read more...] about On-Campus Students Receive Dining Allowance, Mutual Aid To Offset Food Costs Over Winter Break