Georgetown University is set to begin faculty recruitment to launch the Institute for Racial Justice, a multidisciplinary research and … [Read more...] about In a First, Georgetown Launches Racial Justice Institute
Q&A: First-Year Student Appears on ‘The Ellen Show’
Seth Owen (SFS ’22) appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Sept. 11 after gaining national attention in July when a fundraiser for his … [Read more...] about Q&A: First-Year Student Appears on ‘The Ellen Show’
HFC President Urges Senators to Block SCOTUS Nominee
H*yas for Choice President Angela Maske (NHS ’19) is publicly pressing Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) (CAS ’80) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) … [Read more...] about HFC President Urges Senators to Block SCOTUS Nominee
University Considering Action Against Cardinal McCarrick
Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia criticized Catholic leadership for its complicity in recently surfaced sexual assault … [Read more...] about University Considering Action Against Cardinal McCarrick
Ride-Sharing App Focused on Women’s Safety Expands to DC
Safr, a new app focused on safer ride-sharing for women, will expand its network to the Washington, D.C. area this fall, following its … [Read more...] about Ride-Sharing App Focused on Women’s Safety Expands to DC
New Senior Associate Dean Assumes Role
Adanna J. Johnson, a former associate professor of psychology and director of the African and African American studies program at Loyola … [Read more...] about New Senior Associate Dean Assumes Role
LGBTQ Community Honored at Lavender Graduation
Award recipients advocated for better health care and support to transgender and gender non-conforming students and reflected on their own … [Read more...] about LGBTQ Community Honored at Lavender Graduation
Despite Historical Legacy, Heyden Observatory Faces Neglect
Hidden behind the Yates Field House lies a white, dome-topped building often forgotten by the Georgetown community: the Georgetown … [Read more...] about Despite Historical Legacy, Heyden Observatory Faces Neglect
Students Advocate for Arming GUPD Officers
About 20 students presented University President John J. DeGioia a letter on April 13 advocating for the Georgetown University Police … [Read more...] about Students Advocate for Arming GUPD Officers
Conservative Speakers Advocate Prison Reform
The criminal justice system must be reformed at the state level through increased education programming for prisoners and less harsh … [Read more...] about Conservative Speakers Advocate Prison Reform
