The Georgetown University Black Alumni Council held a conversation to discuss scholarship and activism as Black woman scholars and leaders … [Read more...] about Event: Black Woman Leaders Share Experiences in Academia
Students Host Used Dorm Supply Sale
Georgetown University students sold a variety of dorm items, including used rugs, fridges and shelves, diverting nearly 500 pounds of waste … [Read more...] about Students Host Used Dorm Supply Sale
GU To Renovate Healy Hall Basement, Expand GSP Office Space
Georgetown University announced plans to renovate the ground floor of Healy Hall, tripling the space dedicated to the Georgetown Scholars … [Read more...] about GU To Renovate Healy Hall Basement, Expand GSP Office Space
GIWPS Welcomes 2 Afghan Women Refugees to Global Health Development Master’s Program
The Onward for Afghan Women Initiative, which is an initiative of the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS), welcomed … [Read more...] about GIWPS Welcomes 2 Afghan Women Refugees to Global Health Development Master’s Program
Blinken, Pimental, Shriver, Dewji Speak At 2022 Undergraduate Commencement
Secretary of State Antony Blinken, social justice advocate and nun Norma Pimentel, Chairman of Special Olympics Timothy Shriver and MeTL … [Read more...] about Blinken, Pimental, Shriver, Dewji Speak At 2022 Undergraduate Commencement
Georgetown Grad School Awards 5 Students Healy Fellowships
Georgetown’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences awarded five students with the Patrick Healy Graduate Fellowship, which provides five … [Read more...] about Georgetown Grad School Awards 5 Students Healy Fellowships
Georgetown Law Student Elected to Chair National Black Law Students Association
Richard Garzola (LAW ’23) will become the 56th national chair of the National Black Law Students Association (NBLSA), a national … [Read more...] about Georgetown Law Student Elected to Chair National Black Law Students Association
African Studies Program Expands Course, Language Offerings
The African Studies Program (AfSP) in the Georgetown School of Foreign Service (SFS) hopes to expand its mission of international … [Read more...] about African Studies Program Expands Course, Language Offerings
Housing Debate Continues as Deaths Among Unhoused DC Residents Temporarily Drop
The number of Washington, D.C. residents who died while unhoused decreased in 2021 for the first time since 2016, while D.C. council members … [Read more...] about Housing Debate Continues as Deaths Among Unhoused DC Residents Temporarily Drop
GUSA Proposes Metro Stipend for Qualifying Students
The Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) proposed a transportation stipend Nov. 8 that would allow qualifying students to … [Read more...] about GUSA Proposes Metro Stipend for Qualifying Students
