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Extended Pause for Undergraduate Hybrid Courses Until April 12
Sent to Students, Faculty and Staff on the Main and Med Campuses Read More
Cadet Nurse Corps at Georgetown Created Educational Opportunity for Women
The Cadet Nurse Corps at Georgetown created educational opportunities for women as well as entrance into the workforce for civilian and military service. Read More
21st Century Postdoctoral Fellow Conducts Cutting-Edge Research Across Two Interdisciplinary Labs
Louise Djapgne, who recently joined Georgetown as a 21st Century Postdoctoral Fellow, brings her skills as a molecular biologist to the field of biophysics to conduct research in two interdisciplinary labs. Read More
Public Health Alert: COVID-19 Dashboard and Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, March 1
As of Monday, March 1, at 8:30 a.m., 71 total positive COVID-19 cases on or near campus have been reported to Georgetown University from Sunday, February 21, through Saturday, February 27. Read More
Book Celebrates 60 Years of Women at Georgetown McDonough
A new book commemorates the six decades since the McDonough School of Business had its first woman to graduate with voices from graduates reflecting on how their Georgetown education paved the way for success. Read More
My Favorite Books by Black Authors
This February, we all have a little extra time to celebrate Black History Month. Almost hitting a year in quarantine, I have found refuge in… Read More
Georgetown Offers Ignatian Retreat for Alumni Front-Line Health Workers, Caregivers
Georgetown’s Office of Mission and Ministry offers a special Ignatian retreat to acknowledge the values-based dedication of alumni providing patient care, conducting scientific research, promoting public health, and managing hospital responses during the pandemic. Read More
Georgetown Expands Commitment to Mental Health Services for University Community
Georgetown recently announced new telemental health programs for all degree-seeking students, staff and faculty to complement the university’s existing mental health resources. Read More
Law Professor Calls for More Black Financial Regulators in SEC
Georgetown Law professor Chris Brummer says the nation’s glaring lack of Black financial regulators is tied directly to the long history of economic injustice. Read More