As of Monday, April 18, 183 positive COVID-19 cases involving Georgetown University community members have been reported from Sunday, April 10, through Saturday, April 16. Read More
Georgetown welcomes Rev. TauVaughn Toney, who comes to Georgetown University with a wealth of ministry experience in the Church and academe, as our new Protestant Christian chaplain. Read More
Students and alumni share how a core Jesuit value has shaped them in unexpected ways—from a lightning bolt moment on a campus bench to experiences in a student-run asylum clinic. Read More
Georgetown will commemorate Emancipation Day with a special exhibit, digitization efforts and other events to remember the injustices of enslavement and Georgetown’s own connection to the institution of slavery. Read More
Dear Residents of Harbin Hall, We are deeply concerned about the continued occurrence of false fire alarms that endanger the safety of the entire community. As you… Read More
Bayley Wivell (B’22) invites readers on her journey as a Hoya – from opening her admissions envelope in a parking lot to preparing to say goodbye to the Hilltop. Read More
Dear Students, Over the past few months, we have been receiving a high volume of reports and requests for assistance from students who have become… Read More
Georgetown is investing in new construction projects on its main campus and downtown location to provide additional, greener housing and collaborative spaces for undergraduate and graduate students. Read More
The Georgetown Tech & Society Initiative hosted a week of events on topics ranging from tech policy and modernizing Congress to human-centric artificial intelligence and art in the digital age. Read More
Medical students won the Georgetown Public Policy Challenge for their proposal to make opioid reversal medication more accessible in DC and reduce the number of preventable overdose deaths. Read More
