For Rachel Mucha (SFS ’18), this year’s recipient of OWN IT’s Gwendolyn Mikell Award for Women’s Empowerment, the India Innovation Studio … [Read more...] about Q&A: Rachel Mucha on Receiving OWN IT 2018 Empowerment Award
BRAVE 2018: Annual BRAVE Summit Celebrates Black Women in Activism and the Arts
This weekend’s annual BRAVE Summit, aimed at creating a space to empower black women, brought three dozen speakers to campus to discuss the … [Read more...] about BRAVE 2018: Annual BRAVE Summit Celebrates Black Women in Activism and the Arts
US Prison System Is Ripe for Reform, Panelists Say
The term “prison-industrial complex” is not representative of the lived experiences of people in the prison system and should be replaced … [Read more...] about US Prison System Is Ripe for Reform, Panelists Say
Q&A: Professor Cal Newport on the Right Way to Study for Midterms
Cal Newport, associate professor of computer science at Georgetown University, has never had a social media account in his life. The author … [Read more...] about Q&A: Professor Cal Newport on the Right Way to Study for Midterms
Applicant Files Age Discrimination Lawsuit Against Georgetown Admissions
George Mazza, 62-year-old Department of Justice senior counsel, filed a lawsuit against Georgetown University on Feb. 12, raising claims of … [Read more...] about Applicant Files Age Discrimination Lawsuit Against Georgetown Admissions
Behind the Scenes: GUSA Campaigns Create, Dispel Images
In the shadow of almost every Georgetown University Student Association presidential candidate, there is a campaign manager striving to … [Read more...] about Behind the Scenes: GUSA Campaigns Create, Dispel Images
2 Students Appointed to Inaugural Puffin Fellowship Program
Voting rights activists Valencia Richardson (LAW ’20) and Maydee Martinez (COL ’18) accepted appointments Jan. 23 to join the inaugural … [Read more...] about 2 Students Appointed to Inaugural Puffin Fellowship Program
Homeless Population Tallied in Annual Count
After nightfall on Jan. 24, Cameron Hull (COL ’18) searched the streets of the Georgetown neighborhood for figures lying in the darkness. As … [Read more...] about Homeless Population Tallied in Annual Count
Recent Graduate Appointed to Biden Foundation Council
Anti-sexual assault activist and educator Olivia Hinerfeld (SFS ’17) has been selected to serve on the Biden Foundation’s advisory council … [Read more...] about Recent Graduate Appointed to Biden Foundation Council
Q&A: GU Politics Fellows Discuss Democracy, Civic Engagement
The Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service’s fifth class of fellows brings a diverse range of political perspectives from both … [Read more...] about Q&A: GU Politics Fellows Discuss Democracy, Civic Engagement
