Georgetown joins the nation in celebrating AAPI Heritage Month this May, honoring the legacies, accomplishments and cultures of Pacific Islanders, East Asians, Southeast Asians and South Asians in the U.S.
We celebrate the contributions of Black students, alumni, faculty and staff to Georgetown and beyond, recognizing the range of teaching, scholarship and advocacy aimed at advancing Black heritage and history.
During Jesuit Heritage Month, we celebrate the Jesuit values that make our community a force for change. Explore how Hoyas are living the Spirit of Georgetown out loud.
During November’s Native American Heritage Month, Georgetown joins the nation in celebrating the contributions of our Native American and Alaska Native students, faculty and staff to our community and society.
As we mark LGBTQIA+ History Month, known at Georgetown as OUTober, Georgetown celebrates LGBTQIA+ identities and communities and continues to advance equity and inclusion.
As we observe the anniversary of 9/11, we remember all those affected by the events and reflect on the impact of the tragedy on our community, nation and world.
After hundreds of hours and 200+ events, seniors on the Jack Crew detail their favorite memories and hangout spots with Jack — and the campus pride they’ve discovered along the way.
Students of all religious and non-religious backgrounds can explore spiritual life at Georgetown. These students found their faith deepened through community connections, academic study and encounters with other faith traditions.
We celebrate the contributions of our women students, faculty and staff to our university and society, and recognize the teaching, scholarship and advocacy at Georgetown advancing women’s history and equality.
