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Georgetown Admissions Will Not Require SAT, ACT for 2025 Admissions Cycle

Georgetown University waived the standardized testing requirement for prospective undergraduate applicants to the class of 2025 and moved … [Read more...] about Georgetown Admissions Will Not Require SAT, ACT for 2025 Admissions Cycle

Georgetown University’s graduate student union plans to enter arbitration proceedings with the school to resolve a contractual dispute, … [Read more...] about GAGE Turns to Arbitration To Resolve Contract Dispute With GU

The polls for this fall’s student government senate elections opened Thursday night, after a week of competitive virtual campaigns that … [Read more...] about Polls Open for GUSA Senate Race as New Wave of Candidates Joins the Contest by Petition

First-year students have started to adjust to college life, navigating long hours on Zoom and difficulties establishing community in the … [Read more...] about First-Year Students Struggle To Connect With Georgetown From Home

During the COVID-19 pandemic, low-income families with children have faced reduced work hours, lower household incomes and food insecurity, … [Read more...] about Low-Income Families and Teachers Hit Hardest by Pandemic, Psychology Professors’ Study Says

Georgetown University professors held teach-ins on anti-racist topics for two days instead of holding class as part of the first nationwide … [Read more...] about Georgetown Faculty, Graduate Workers Organize to Protest Racism

Significant work remains to be done in the global fight for women’s rights, according to former Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and … [Read more...] about Clinton, Albright Advocate for Greater Global Gender Equality During Virtual Panel

Acclaimed cookie shop Levain Bakery opened a new M Street location Wednesday, marking the chain’s first expansion out of the New York City … [Read more...] about Famed Cookie Bakery Opens Georgetown Location on M Street

Anti-racism protests and the COVID-19 pandemic have transformed the 2020 political landscape permanently, according to the new class of … [Read more...] about GU Politics Fellows Discuss COVID-19, Black Lives Matter and the Future of American Politics During Interview

Some Georgetown University students who could not retrieve their belongings after campus closed last spring have reported that many of their … [Read more...] about GU Students Dispossessed of Personal Items, Valuables After Series of Spring Storage Mishaps