New and Updated Frequently Asked Questions – Friday, August 28
As the university continues to respond to the evolving circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are committed to providing up-to-date information to our… Read More
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Enhanced COVID-19 Testing Requirements for Our Community
Sent to Faculty, Students and Staff on the Main, Med and Law Campuses Read More
Georgetown Announces Master’s Program in Addiction Policy and Practice
New Addiction Policy and Practice program seeks to build a national policy workforce to respond to one of the most untreated chronic health conditions in the United States. Read More
First-Year Student Presented Paper at Prestigious Computational Linguistics Conference
Even before he came to Georgetown, first-year student Aryaman Arora (C’24) was working with a Georgetown faculty member to present new research on a better way for machines to transcribe Hindi and Punjabi. Read More
Student Behavior and New COVID-19 Student Conduct Policies
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Professor Writes Play on Racism of White Suffrage Movement
Bitter Flower, a play by English professor Jennifer Natalya Fink, will debut as an online film at the end of August as part of the Burning Coal Theatre’s 19th Amendment Festival. Read More
New GUCares Grant for Fall 2020 Dependent Care
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MBA Leadership Course Tackles How Implicit Bias Affects Decision-Making
Students explore the dynamics of diversity and inclusion, implicit biases, conflict and civility, and give and receive feedback in a weeklong course at the McDonough School of Business that launches the school’s leadership curriculum. Read More
Public Health Alert: Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, August 24
As of 10:30 a.m. on Monday, August 24, 94 total positive COVID-19 cases have been confirmed to Georgetown University (this includes students, faculty and staff) since March 15. Read More
Masks for Georgetown Community Made by ‘Living Wage’ Factory
An ongoing partnership with Alta Gracia, an apparel company that pays a living wage to its factory workers, has resulted in the company making masks for the limited number of students, faculty and staff on campus this fall. Read More
