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Georgetown Will Make Minimal Changes to Title IX Practices Despite New Federal Regulations, Administrators Say

Georgetown University plans to maintain current Title IX processes as much as possible despite new Department of Education regulations set … [Read more...] about Georgetown Will Make Minimal Changes to Title IX Practices Despite New Federal Regulations, Administrators Say

First-year students and select upperclassmen will be allowed to live on campus during the fall semester, Georgetown University … [Read more...] about Georgetown To Allow Freshman, Certain Upperclassmen on Campus in the Fall

More than 200 students, faculty and graduates have signed an open letter to Georgetown University administrators calling on the school to … [Read more...] about Students Call for an End to Legacy Admissions at Georgetown

The Georgetown University Student Association Senate passed a resolution urging Georgetown University to increase the number of employment … [Read more...] about GUSA Pushes for Work-Study Reform, Evaluates Senate Diversity

Georgetown University graduate Kuran Malhotra (MSB ’20) stepped down from his position as a graduate representative after facing mounting … [Read more...] about Class Ambassador Resigns Facing Student, Graduate Pushback; Administration Pressures GUSA to Revise Related Legislation

More than 800 Georgetown University affiliates have signed a petition demanding the university reduce tuition and extend the deferral … [Read more...] about Students Demand Reduced Tuition, Extended Deferral Deadline in Petition

The department of African American studies at Georgetown University issued a statement calling on the university to take concrete steps to … [Read more...] about African American Studies Department Urges GU To Pursue Anti-Racist Agenda

Georgetown University launched an academic program allowing first-year students to complete a core curriculum class before the official … [Read more...] about Georgetown Offers Expedited Core Classes Through New August Session

As protests and calls for racial justice consumed Washington, D.C., local artist and educator Keyonna Jones received a call from a friend … [Read more...] about Keyonna Jones Reflects on the Role of Art in DC BLM Protests

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to grant statehood to Washington, D.C., marking the first time that either chamber of Congress has … [Read more...] about House of Representatives Passes DC Statehood Bill In Historic Vote