Each year, the schools of Georgetown University set out to select individuals who embody the values of the institution to deliver the … [Read more...] about Carefully Selected, Grad Speakers Reflect Georgetown Values
Alumnus Donates $10 Million for Financial Aid, Campus Ministry
Long-time benefactors Arthur Calcagnini (CAS ’54) and his wife Nancy donated $10 million to support the Office of Mission and Ministry and … [Read more...] about Alumnus Donates $10 Million for Financial Aid, Campus Ministry
DC Council Set to Consider Making Religious Leaders Mandated Reporters
A bill that would legally mandate pastors, rabbis and other clergy to report instances of child abuse or neglect is pending review by the … [Read more...] about DC Council Set to Consider Making Religious Leaders Mandated Reporters
North Korea Unlikely to Denuclearize, Victor Cha Says
North Korea will not denuclearize within the near future, Georgetown University professor and former director of Asian Affairs for the … [Read more...] about North Korea Unlikely to Denuclearize, Victor Cha Says
Cardinal O’Connor Conference Examines Pro-Life Priorities
The acceptance of the legalization of abortion stems from materialist culture, which prioritizes personal convenience over the lives of … [Read more...] about Cardinal O’Connor Conference Examines Pro-Life Priorities
Center for Jewish Civilization Nears 100th Member
As a Jewish student at Georgetown University, Sam Appel (COL ’20) was not interested in taking classes within the minor offered by the the … [Read more...] about Center for Jewish Civilization Nears 100th Member
The Politics of Teaching: Impartiality in the Classroom
Fr. Matthew Carnes, S.J., sat back in his brown leather chair with an earnest look on his face. As a government professor, Carnes regularly … [Read more...] about The Politics of Teaching: Impartiality in the Classroom
CDC Grants $2 Million for HIV Research
The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a $2 million grant to Georgetown researchers to continue HIV … [Read more...] about CDC Grants $2 Million for HIV Research
District Leaders, Community Condemn Wuerl Inaction
Washington, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine and other prominent Catholics in the city are calling for the Archbishop of Washington … [Read more...] about District Leaders, Community Condemn Wuerl Inaction
Winter Olympians Honored at Team USA Awards
The Team USA Awards Ceremony, hosted at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts northeast of campus April 26, recognized Winter Olympic and … [Read more...] about Winter Olympians Honored at Team USA Awards
