Massive Data Institute and Ethics Lab Partner to Embed Ethics Into Technical Research
Through the MDI Scholars program, students paired with members from the Ethics Lab to analyze the ethical considerations of their research projects. Read More
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Chief Pollster, Campaign Manager, Tech Reporter: Meet the Spring Class of GU Politics Fellows
This semester, students will be able to engage with the GU Politics Fellows, who bring decades of experience in politics, journalism, government and public policy from across the political spectrum. Read More
Georgetown Welcomes Cardinal Robert McElroy as New Archbishop of Washington
Cardinal Robert McElroy, former bishop of San Diego, has visited and engaged with the Georgetown community over the past decade. Read More
Operational Impacts: National Events in DC Jan. 6-9
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, On Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, the counting and certification of the 2024 Presidential Election… Read More
28 Georgetown Alumni and Faculty Sworn Into 119th U.S. Congress
Georgetown's latest cohort of U.S. representatives and senators in Congress continues the university's longstanding legacy of alumni and faculty engaging in public service. Read More
Early Access to Residence Halls on Sunday, Jan. 5 at 12 p.m.
Dear Residential Students, We are writing to inform you that due to inclement winter weather expected on Monday, early access to all Georgetown residential facilities… Read More
Hoyas Celebrate ‘Black Joy’ at 5th Biennial Black Alumni Summit
Since 2015, BAS has celebrated the professional and personal achievements of Georgetown’s Black alumni community. Read More
Maya Lin Reflects on Her Original Multi-Part Installations for 125 E St.
The renowned architect and designer’s artwork, “Mapping our Place in the World,” complements the McCourt School of Public Policy's mission and values. Read More
Students Tackle Sustainability Challenges in Greece
Graduate students worked with Greek companies to address environmental issues at Georgetown's new hub in Greece, which works to advance environmental research, education and sustainability initiatives. Read More
Students Help Wrongfully Convicted Return to Their Loved Ones
Undergraduates reinvestigated old cases in Georgetown’s Making an Exoneree course. Their work helped support the release of two incarcerated men, who will reunite with their families this holiday season. Read More
