In the new year, neighborhood leaders are renewing calls to renovate the Jelleff Community Center after persistent complaints from residents … [Read more...] about Local Leaders Remain Hopeful for Future of Jelleff Community Center
COVID-19 Study Finds Higher Levels of Exposure Correlated to Mobility of Essential Workers in Wards 7 and 8
The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected Washington, D.C. wards with a high percentage of Black and Latinx residents and a … [Read more...] about COVID-19 Study Finds Higher Levels of Exposure Correlated to Mobility of Essential Workers in Wards 7 and 8
Sixteen Georgetown Law Faculty and Graduates Appointed to Biden Administration
Twelve Georgetown University Law Center graduates and four faculty members have been tapped to serve in President Joe Biden’s … [Read more...] about Sixteen Georgetown Law Faculty and Graduates Appointed to Biden Administration
Downtown D.C. Shuts Down for Biden Inauguration After Capitol Insurrection
In contrast to the typical crowds and celebrations that usually mark Inauguration Day for the Georgetown University community and … [Read more...] about Downtown D.C. Shuts Down for Biden Inauguration After Capitol Insurrection
Pelosi Celebrates WWII Vet and Georgetown Prof Jan Karski at Event Featuring Faculty, Artists
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) joined a panel of politicians, artists, faculty and students reflecting on the legacy of celebrated … [Read more...] about Pelosi Celebrates WWII Vet and Georgetown Prof Jan Karski at Event Featuring Faculty, Artists
Community Members, GUSA Condemn Article Written by Georgetown Student
The Georgetown University Student Association passed a resolution condemning the “racist and ignorant rhetoric” of an article written by a … [Read more...] about Community Members, GUSA Condemn Article Written by Georgetown Student
Keyonna Jones Reflects on the Role of Art in DC BLM Protests
As protests and calls for racial justice consumed Washington, D.C., local artist and educator Keyonna Jones received a call from a friend … [Read more...] about Keyonna Jones Reflects on the Role of Art in DC BLM Protests
Students, Faculty Reckon With Online Learning as Summer Semester Begins
Students and professors are continuing to navigate the challenges and setbacks of virtual learning as Georgetown University’s summer … [Read more...] about Students, Faculty Reckon With Online Learning as Summer Semester Begins
SAO Pushes For 3-Day Preparation Period Before Student Disciplinary Hearings
The Georgetown University Student Advocacy Office is negotiating with Georgetown University officials to introduce a clear timeline … [Read more...] about SAO Pushes For 3-Day Preparation Period Before Student Disciplinary Hearings
Student Groups and Programs Offer Resources for Students Impacted by COVID-19
Georgetown University student groups and programs have provided emergency funding and long-term resources for students affected by the … [Read more...] about Student Groups and Programs Offer Resources for Students Impacted by COVID-19