After months of negotiations, Georgetown University food service workers reached a tentative contract agreement with Aramark, the … [Read more...] about Aramark, Food Service Workers Reach Tentative Contract
Priests Urge Indigenous Inclusion in Environmental Advocacy
The Catholic Church needs to incorporate indigenous people into its environmental advocacy to effectively combat the degradation of the … [Read more...] about Priests Urge Indigenous Inclusion in Environmental Advocacy
Education Crucial to Prisoners’ Future Success, GU Professor Says
Two panels of filmmakers, Georgetown professors and former inmates discussed the rehabilitative power of education in the prison system … [Read more...] about Education Crucial to Prisoners’ Future Success, GU Professor Says
Diversity Has Shaped New Orleanian Culture, Author Says
The culture of New Orleans has historically been shaped by the influence of its diverse inhabitants, said Jason Berry (CAS ’71), author and … [Read more...] about Diversity Has Shaped New Orleanian Culture, Author Says
Longtime Congressman Dingell Mourned by US Leaders
Prominent U.S. political leaders convened Thursday at Holy Trinity Catholic Church to commemorate the life of John Dingell Jr. (CAS ’49, LAW … [Read more...] about Longtime Congressman Dingell Mourned by US Leaders
GU Establishes $300,000 Fund for Sustainability Initiatives
A new university fund will provide $300,000 in grants to student, faculty and staff-proposed projects that seek to combat local and global … [Read more...] about GU Establishes $300,000 Fund for Sustainability Initiatives
