Becci Menghini will lead Georgetown’s human resources services as it grapples with a series of workers’ rights complaints, a university-wide hiring freeze and several controversial staff restructurings.
A federal judge authorized an antitrust lawsuit against Georgetown and several other universities to become a class action case, which would allow additional students to file compensation claims.
A group of students protested Georgetown’s alleged mistreatment of workers and ties to companies that sell technology to Israel’s military during the university’s senior convocation.
By Noah De Haan, Senior News Editor
• May 12, 2026
The Brandeis Center alleged that a contract between Georgetown and Qatar’s government constitutes foreign political influence, requiring registration with the federal government.
In three unfair labor practice filings with the National Labor Relations Board, the RA union alleged Georgetown has engaged in union busting and retaliation.
Following a cyberattack that threatened student data, the learning management system was unavailable to Georgetown students beginning in late afternoon of May 7.
Student labor groups and university employees spoke against Georgetown’s compensation and treatment of adjunct faculty, resident assistants and facilities workers.
Georgetown University Dean of Admissions Charles Deacon (CAS ’64, GRD ’69) will transition to a two-year role as dean of admissions emeritus and senior...
By Chloe Taft, Senior News Editor
• April 24, 2026
Georgetown University resident assistants (RAs) are petitioning the university to roll back policy changes made this year, alleging that administrators...
By Noah De Haan, Senior News Editor
• April 24, 2026
Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) students praised their campus administrators and called on Georgetown’s Hilltop Campus to broaden support for GU-Q...
