From the first gray hair to the first serious contemplation of mortality, How Did This Happen? Poems for the Not So Young Anymore by two Georgetown graduates provides poetry for every stage and aspect of aging. Read More
October somehow snuck up on us here at Georgetown, and with it brings some spooky decorations at Saxby’s coffee, surprising 80 degree weather, countless events… Read More
By: Elizabeth (MSB’18) 1. Watching a Hilarious Improv Show (or other student performance) On the Hilltop there are plenty of opportunities to… Read More
Now that it’s senior year, my friends and I are feeling nostalgic for our time here at Georgetown. We’re also feeling like we have… Read More
Actress and activist Jane Fonda speaks at Georgetown about combatting low wages for restaurants workers who work for tips and the sexual harassment they often face at an event sponsored by the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor’s WILL Empower project. Read More
Georgetown’s School of Continuing Studies expands its offerings to include an Executive Master of Professional Studies in Global Higher Education and a Master of Professional Studies in Higher Education Administration, with a plan to welcome its inaugural classes in fall 2018. Read More
A new book co-authored by international affairs professor John Kline says large apparel firms should take a lesson from Alta Gracia, a Dominican Republic factory that provides safe conditions and a living wage. Read More
Georgetown's School of Continuing Studies adds to its portfolio of professional communications programs with a new online master’s degree in design management and communications starting in the fall of 2018. Read More
Cristina Ibarra (C’17) reads her original play, Landas in the Kennedy Center’s annual Page-to-Stage New Play Festival. Read More
Samantha Pinto, an associate professor of African American studies and English, uses a grant from the National Endowment of the Humanities to examine the rise of black women celebrities and their political legacies in the Atlantic World during the 18th and 19th centuries. Read More