Application Open for COVID-19 Relief Fund for Main Campus Graduate Students and SCS Students
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Georgetown Doctor Named to Independent Panel Examining WHO’s Response to COVID-19
Dr. Mark Dybul, Georgetown professor of medicine and co-director of the university's Center for Global Health Practice and Impact, has been named to a prestigious panel tasked with examining the World Health Organization’s response to the pandemic. Read More
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COVID-19 Symptom Tracker Ensures Privacy During Isolation
An online COVID-19 symptom tracking tool developed by Georgetown researchers ensures a person’s confidentiality while actively monitoring symptoms. Read More
Grad Student Pursues Passion for Human Rights as U.N. Intern
Menty Kebede (G'21), a graduate student in the Master of Science in Foreign Service Program, delves into human rights and humanitarian work during the summer as she interns with the United Nations High Level Panel on Internal Displacement. Read More
Georgetown This Week: Reflections from President DeGioia
As we begin the Fall semester, President DeGioia shared a set of reflections on the past few months, the framework that has guided our decision-making… Read More
Public Health Alert: Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, August 31
As of Monday, August 31, at 10 a.m., 4 total positive COVID-19 cases on or near campus have been reported to Georgetown University in the prior week. Read More
Final Reminder – Action Required: Complete the Fall 2020 Affirmation
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Georgetown Pays Tribute to the Late, Great Head Basketball Coach John Thompson Jr.
The university reflects on the loss of the legendary John Thompson, Jr., who forever changed Georgetown basketball as head coach and led the Hoyas to win the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship in 1984. Read More
COVID-19 Has Harmful Effects on Children in Low-Income Families, Researchers Find
Since the pandemic hit, nearly 50% of responding parents in a new study of low-income families say they have lost their jobs or have decreased work hours and experience food insecurity, according to Georgetown psychology professor Anna Johnson. Read More
