Accepted COVID-19 Vaccines and On-Campus Vaccination
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Former Political Prisoner To Continue Advancing Democracy and Human Rights After Graduation
Mohamed Soltan (G’21) will scale up work with The Freedom Initiative, a nonprofit supporting political prisoners in the Arab world that he founded after his own 633-day detention in Egypt. Read More
Class of 2021 Pursues Common Good Through Academic Excellence
Students in the Class of 2021 have earned prestigious scholarships and fellowships, published books and original research and served their Georgetown, local and global communities. Read More
Congratulations to the Class of 2021!
Watch the Commencement live stream, read more about the Class of 2021, celebrate wherever you are with downloads and printables and find more information about Commencement logistics. Read More
SHIP Update – Monday, May 10
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Active-Duty Naval Officer and Georgetown Law Student Launches Culinary Training Nonprofit for Veterans and Military Spouses
Lt. Jordan Foley (L’21) launched Chow Corp., through which fellows operate their own food truck while learning the food service business, after pitching his concept in the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Challenge. Read More
Public Health Alert: COVID-19 Dashboard and Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, May 10
As of Monday, May 10, at 8:30 a.m., one total positive COVID-19 case on or near campus has been reported to Georgetown University from Sunday, May 2, through Saturday, May 8. Read More
President Biden’s First 100 Days: McCourt Experts Weigh In
McCourt School of Public Policy professors evaluate the Biden administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the economy, climate change, immigration reform and racial justice. Read More
New Women’s and Gender Studies Director Shares Vision for Program
Nadia Brown, prize-winning political scientist, Black feminist and academic entrepreneur, will begin her tenure as director of the Women’s and Gender Studies Program this summer. Read More
Georgetown Preserves Memory, Charts Path for Lasting Change at Emancipation Day Conference on Legacies of Enslavement
This year’s Universities Studying Slavery Conference examined recent efforts to trace historical and contemporary legacies of enslavement and implement lasting change. Read More
