How to Talk About Politics (Without Making Enemies)
Catherine Tinsley, Raffini Family Professor of Management, shares her tips on how to talk about politics without making enemies. Read More
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Newmark Scholars Represent the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force
The Craig Newmark Veterans Scholarship Fund increases access to a McCourt School of Public Policy education for active-duty service members, veterans and military-connected students. Read More
Announcing the 2024 Sexual Misconduct and Awareness Survey Results
This message contains references to sexual assault and misconduct. October 21, 2024 Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community: On behalf of President DeGioia, I… Read More
The Must-Try Budget Eats Around Georgetown
Justin Higgins (C’28) shares his favorite eats around Georgetown for college students on a budget. Read More
Georgetown Receives $27.5 Million to Address HIV/AIDS in Haiti
The CDC and the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief have awarded Georgetown $27.5 million to expand its ongoing work in Haiti to address HIV/AIDS. Read More
Georgetown’s Board of Directors Welcomes New Members, Approves Accelerated Nursing Program in Fall Meeting
During its annual fall meeting, Georgetown’s board of directors received updates on the university’s expanding Capitol Campus, approved an accelerated program for a nursing degree and welcomed new members Read More
The Giant Pandas Are Back at the National Zoo. But Are U.S.-China Relations Any Different?
A former U.S. ambassador explains the latest episode of panda diplomacy and what, if anything, it signals about the state of U.S.-China relations. Read More
GU Experience Student Data Exposure
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, We are writing to inform you that following a maintenance and outage period of the Banner student information… Read More
The ‘Dad’ of the Graduate School
Rick Pike is the associate director of information technology, facilities, resources and operations in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. He has a simpler title for it though. Read More
He Almost Dropped Out of College. Now, This Medical Student Advocates for Health Equity and Mental Health
Dylan Hughes (M'28) is in his first year at the School of Medicine. Six years ago, getting to this point would have been unthinkable. This is how he made his comeback. Read More
