When Jean-Paul Nguyen (COL ’24) first heard that a winter storm was coming to his hometown of Houston, Texas, he expected it to be nothing … [Read more...] about Georgetown Students Face Gaps in Virtual Learning From Texas Storm
Carjacking Rates Rise in DC Amid Pandemic
Washington, D.C., has witnessed a large increase in carjackings since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting the creation of a … [Read more...] about Carjacking Rates Rise in DC Amid Pandemic
Amid Election Result Disputes, GU Students Recount Experiences As Poll Workers
Prior to the emergence of the coronavirus in March, thousands of Georgetown University students were looking forward to casting their votes … [Read more...] about Amid Election Result Disputes, GU Students Recount Experiences As Poll Workers
Law Center Circulates Pamphlets Against Militia Groups and Voter Intimidation
Professors at the Georgetown University Law Center compiled fact sheets about how to counteract private militias’ ability to perpetrate … [Read more...] about Law Center Circulates Pamphlets Against Militia Groups and Voter Intimidation
Sore Eyes and Tired Minds: Students and Professors Struggle With ‘Zoom Fatigue’
Freshman Leathan Posey (COL ’24), like many other students grappling with virtual learning, has grown tired of taking classes over … [Read more...] about Sore Eyes and Tired Minds: Students and Professors Struggle With ‘Zoom Fatigue’
