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Students Call for Latino Studies Program to Further Cultural Education

Georgetown University students are calling for the university to establish a Latino studies minor program to promote cultural and historical … [Read more...] about Students Call for Latino Studies Program to Further Cultural Education

Journalism continues to play an indispensable role in the functioning democracy even as the industry transitions to an online format, Marty … [Read more...] about Retired Washington Post Editor Reflects On Future of Journalism

Georgetown University ranks second among the nation’s colleges and universities in graduating women who go on to lead venture capital firms, … [Read more...] about Georgetown Ranks Second Among Top Universities in Women Graduates Who Enter Venture Capital

The space occupied by longtime Georgetown music establishment Blues Alley Jazz Club has been put up for sale by building owners, but venue … [Read more...] about With Building for Sale, Blues Alley Jazz Club Leadership Says Venue Not Planning On Closing

The number of students enrolled as public health minors in the Georgetown University School of Nursing and Health Studies has increased … [Read more...] about Student Interest in Public Health Minor Surges Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Nine Georgetown University students and graduates have been selected as finalists for a selective training and development program for the … [Read more...] about Nine Georgetown MSFS Students and Graduates Selected for Presidential Management Fellows Program

Georgetown University is the number one producer of Fulbright student scholars in the United States for the second consecutive year, with 39 … [Read more...] about Georgetown Produces Highest Number of Fulbright Scholars out of US Universities for Second Year

U.S. Marshals arrested Georgetown University football player Dijon Williams in his home state of Georgia on Monday evening for his suspected … [Read more...] about GU Football Player Arrested For First-Degree Murder

The Georgetown University Student Association Senate voted to establish new discussion guidelines during its meeting July 19 in light of … [Read more...] about GUSA Senate Passes Decorum Rules, Confirms New Vice Speaker

The first ever D.C. Music Census results revealed that Washington, D.C.’s community of musicians is over seven times larger than city … [Read more...] about DC Music Census Reveals Large Local Musician Community