The Corp is now requiring all employees to complete weekly COVID-19 tests and symptom surveys. Before clocking into their shifts … [Read more...] about The Corp Mandates Weekly COVID-19 Testing, Symptom Reports for All Employees
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GERMS Expands Operating Hours for Continuous Weekend Coverage
The Georgetown Emergency Response Medical Service (GERMS) will now operate during all hours of the weekend after previously cutting … [Read more...] about GERMS Expands Operating Hours for Continuous Weekend Coverage
MSB Admits More Women, Underrepresented Minority Students to Programs
The Georgetown University McDonough School of Business (MSB) announced that the MSB Class of 2025 featured increased gender and racial … [Read more...] about MSB Admits More Women, Underrepresented Minority Students to Programs
D.C. Council Launches Ward Redistricting Process, Following COVID-19 Delays
The Council of the District of Columbia officially began its redistricting process Sept. 29 after a five-month delay because of the COVID-19 … [Read more...] about D.C. Council Launches Ward Redistricting Process, Following COVID-19 Delays
Technological Advancements Key To Combating Modern Issues, NATO Secretary General Says
Technological innovations are key elements of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) plan to combat emerging threats, NATO … [Read more...] about Technological Advancements Key To Combating Modern Issues, NATO Secretary General Says
Darnall 1st-Floor Rooms Flooded, Residents’ Items Damaged
At approximately 10:45 a.m. Sept. 30, Darnall Hall first-floor resident Joe Massaua (SFS ’25) was shocked to witness a flood in progress … [Read more...] about Darnall 1st-Floor Rooms Flooded, Residents’ Items Damaged
Following CSE Leadership Departure, Student Organizations Describe Decreased Communication, Aid
Some student organizations have reported a lack of communication from the Center for Student Engagement (CSE) after the director and … [Read more...] about Following CSE Leadership Departure, Student Organizations Describe Decreased Communication, Aid
GSP To Hold Demonstrations Protesting Relocation From Healy
The Georgetown Scholars Program (GSP) plans to hold protests next week to demonstrate its continued outrage over the program office's … [Read more...] about GSP To Hold Demonstrations Protesting Relocation From Healy
GU Farmers’ Market Makes Comeback After COVID-19 Hiatus
After nearly two years, throngs of students returned to Red Square to buy artisan food and support local vendors as part of the Georgetown … [Read more...] about GU Farmers’ Market Makes Comeback After COVID-19 Hiatus
GU Collaborates With Amazon Data Services to Encourage Transparency in Civil Courts
Georgetown University initiated a data collective in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to improve equity in the civil justice … [Read more...] about GU Collaborates With Amazon Data Services to Encourage Transparency in Civil Courts
