Technological development should focus on promoting the public interest, panelists said during the inaugural gathering of the Public … [Read more...] about Advance Public Interest Through Technology, Panel Says
Semprevivo Gets 4 Months in Prison
Stephen Semprevivo, who paid $400,000 to get his son admission to Georgetown University as a fake tennis recruit, was sentenced to four … [Read more...] about Semprevivo Gets 4 Months in Prison
Forum Spurs Student Engagement on Climate Change Conversation
Crowds of enthusiastic students excited to catch a glimpse of seven 2020 Democratic presidential candidates waited in line outside Gaston … [Read more...] about Forum Spurs Student Engagement on Climate Change Conversation
Flex MBA Program Now Accepts New Standardized Admissions Test
The McDonough School of Business now accepts a new standardized test for its admissions application to the Flex MBA Program, a first for … [Read more...] about Flex MBA Program Now Accepts New Standardized Admissions Test
Blommer Library Closure Paused Pending Committee Review
Blommer Science Library’s future will be reevaluated by a committee of Georgetown University faculty, undergraduates and graduate students … [Read more...] about Blommer Library Closure Paused Pending Committee Review
GU Ranks Higher for Undergrad Programs, Slips in National Rankings
Georgetown University faced mixed results in the 2020 college rankings released Monday by the U.S. News & World Report, losing ground in … [Read more...] about GU Ranks Higher for Undergrad Programs, Slips in National Rankings
NHS Appoints Interim Dean
The School of Nursing and Health Studies appointed Carole Roan Gresenz as interim dean while the university begins its search for a … [Read more...] about NHS Appoints Interim Dean
Blackstone Executive Addresses MSB Graduates
Professional and personal success can be achieved by following the “Georgetown factor,” according to Joseph Baratta (GSB ’93), the global … [Read more...] about Blackstone Executive Addresses MSB Graduates
About 90% of Graduating Seniors Used Career Center
The majority of graduating seniors have utilized the career resources on campus to explore their employment options as the university works … [Read more...] about About 90% of Graduating Seniors Used Career Center
University Commits to Smoke-Free Campus by 2020
Georgetown University is set to ban the use of tobacco products on campus in August 2020, more than two years after students voted in a … [Read more...] about University Commits to Smoke-Free Campus by 2020