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.
The GUSA Senate passed the bill to mandate greater communication between the executive and the senate after the GUSA president vetoed an initial version.
Alison Mackey will oversee the Joint Office of Graduate Studies as Georgetown’s graduate programs undergo a substantial restructuring and face enrollment concerns.
By Noah De Haan, Senior News Editor
• June 18, 2026
The progressive Democratic nominees for both Washington, D.C.’s mayor and non-voting delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives are heavily favored to win the general election in November.
A group of 88 law school deans, including Georgetown Law’s dean emeritus, signed onto a set of principles urging legal independence amid the Trump administration’s retaliatory attacks on law firms.
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.
By Maren Fagan, Philanthropy Director
• May 18, 2026
Three candidates for Washington, D.C.’s new mayor disputed truancy and public safety policy at the May 18 Democratic mayoral primary debate hosted by...
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.
