Laetitia Haddad

GradGov Seeks Racial Justice, Inclusivity in New Advocacy Campaign

Georgetown University graduate student government leadership voted to form an advocacy committee focused on collaborative diversity and … [Read more...] about GradGov Seeks Racial Justice, Inclusivity in New Advocacy Campaign

A Georgetown University committee found that the representation of diverse authors included among course syllabi in the Master of Science in … [Read more...] about Survey Finds More Diverse Authorship Among MSFS Spring 2021 Syllabi

Law students working in experiential clinics have secured the release of over a dozen incarcerated people while working on compassionate … [Read more...] about Law Students Win Compassionate Release for Clients Through GULC Clinics

A $100 million donation to Georgetown University’s public policy program will contribute to financial aid, scholarships and research at the … [Read more...] about McCourt School Receives $100 Million Investment to Fund Scholarships, Research

The Georgetown Law Journal has named the first recipient of the Breonna Taylor Prize, a new award aimed at acknowledging student writing … [Read more...] about Georgetown Law Journal Creates Breonna Taylor Prize To Recognize Social Justice Scholarship

In any other year, Katrina Hatahet (LAW ’21) would be conducting fieldwork for her International Women’s Human Rights Clinic in Lesotho, but … [Read more...] about GULC International Women’s Advocacy Group Transitions Field Research Online

Georgetown University has granted all students access to shared office spaces for the spring semester in an attempt to offer a variety of … [Read more...] about Georgetown Students Study at WeWork Locations Across the World To Replicate Campus Environment

Georgetown University graduate students are calling for a tuition reduction to match the 10% tuition reduction granted to undergraduate … [Read more...] about Graduate Student Coalition Mobilizes for Tuition Reduction Equivalent to That Received by Undergraduates

Georgetown University community members are calling for the university to suspend on-campus worker redeployment, citing safety and financial … [Read more...] about Petition Calls On University To Suspend Mandatory On-Campus Redeployment for Georgetown Staffers

Washington, D.C. residents can cast a vote for candidates for two vacant Councilmember At Large seats Nov. 3, as the city prepares safe … [Read more...] about DC Councilmembers at Large Debate Virtually, Emphasize Racial Equity and Pandemic Relief