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Medical Center Researchers Receive Two Pilot Grants

By Kendra Jones September 17, 2010

The Jess and Mildred Fisher Center for Familial Cancer Research recently awarded two $20,000 pilot grants for research on cancer to Georgetown University Medical Center professors Peter Shields and Mitchell...

Georgetown Businesses See Decreased Revenue

By Sarah Kaplan September 17, 2010

Statistics show that business in the Georgetown area is down, with many stores closing and others turning significantly less profit. But while Georgetown is not immune to the recession, owners and retailers...

Odd Classes Spark Talk

By Matt Joseloff September 17, 2010

As students in an Intercultual Center lecture room listened to professor Carol Dover examine the Christian framework of "Laüstic," a medieval narrative poem by the Breton poet Marie de France, many eyes...

Wikipedia: A Class Tool

By Gideon Hanft September 17, 2010

Students in Study of the Arab World or Theorizing Culture and Politics this semester will go where few professors have allowed them to go before. Since the rise of the online, community-based encyclopedia...

Hybrids to Accelerate GU Toward Green Goals

By Jonathan Gillis September 17, 2010

With its selection as the only testing site in D.C. for Toyota's first-generation Prius Plug-in Hybrid vehicles, the university will now offer faculty members a spin in one of the two eco-friendly cars. The...

Newsweek Ranks Colleges

By Stephen Levy September 17, 2010

In Newsweek Magazine's newly released set of college rankings, Georgetown placed in the top 25 in four categories, under both conventional and unorthodox criteria. In the rankings, redesigned this...

New Master’s Program Links GU, King’s College

By Mary Murphy September 17, 2010

History professors and scholars from the university and King's College London convened in Copley Formal Lounge for a two-day, first-of-its-kind Global History forum, "Empires and Globalizations in the...

1634 Society Helps Students Network, Seek Opportunities

By Neil Quinn September 17, 2010

When students think of Georgetown alumni, they often focus on the Bill Clintons and the Bradley Coopers. But the 1634 Society, a new student group descended from the university's Office of Advancement...

Georgetown Receives Largest-Ever Donation

By Rebecca Nadler September 17, 2010

Honored with the largest donation in university history, the Medical Center received $87 million in research funding this June. The donation, which surpassed the previous largest gift of $75 million,...

Nazi Graffiti Found in Dorms

By Laura Engshuber September 14, 2010

Four students were victims of bias-related incidents in New South Hall on Sept. 6 and 11, and a similar incident occurred in Darnall Hall sometime between Sept. 11 and 13, according to the Department of...

Speakers Talk START

By Stephen Levy September 14, 2010

On Tuesday, Rose Gottemoeller (I '75) and Richard Burt, respected scholars and policymakers in nuclear disarmament, discussed the merits of the new Strategic Arms Reduction treaty, which limits the number...

MSB’s Daly Departing But Satisfied

By Neil Quinn September 14, 2010

After five years as dean of the McDonough School of Business, George Daly will leave the post at the end of this academic year. "I didn't want to die in office," Daly joked in an interview with THE...

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