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Retired Washington Post Editor Reflects On Future of Journalism

Journalism continues to play an indispensable role in the functioning democracy even as the industry transitions to an online format, Marty … [Read more...] about Retired Washington Post Editor Reflects On Future of Journalism

A seemingly endless line of cars marked with red and yellow balloons and flags made its way down Wisconsin Avenue on Feb. 27 in protest of … [Read more...] about Protesters Against Conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia, Demonstrate on Wisconsin

A new certificate program is connecting students with a cohort of Black public administrators from across the country to focus on innovative … [Read more...] about SCS Certificate Program Recognizes Black Leaders in Public Administration

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) and D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson (D-At Large) introduced separate legislation that would … [Read more...] about DC Mayor and Council Chairman Announce Separate Cannabis Bills, Aim To Legalize Cannabis Use in the District

A student-led working group calling for the abolition of university police amid ongoing complaints of hyperpolicing on campus is requesting … [Read more...] about Student-Led Working Group to Abolish GUPD Calls for Greater Community Involvement

Political and spiritual beliefs can motivate noncompliance with COVID-19 prevention measures in rural communities, such as mask mandates and … [Read more...] about Political Identities Correlated to COVID-19 Skepticism in Rural Communities, Report Finds

The Georgetown University McDonough School of Business is helping middle school students from underrepresented groups navigate the college … [Read more...] about New GU Program Focuses On Fostering Diversity in the College Admissions Process

These days, Tianna Mobley (COL ’20, GRD ’22) spends much of her time combing through the Library of Congress’ digital archival database, … [Read more...] about Graduate Student Studies History of Slavery in the White House Through Fellowship

Washington, D.C. expanded COVID-19 vaccination eligibility March 1 to include residents aged 16-64 with qualifying medical conditions amid … [Read more...] about D.C. Expands Vaccine Eligibility to Residents With Qualifying Medical Conditions

Georgetown University has established a new interdisciplinary institute to address racial injustice and racial inequities within society, … [Read more...] about Georgetown University Establishes Racial Justice Institute, Hires 3 Co-Leaders