Do Low-income Communities Experience Longer Power Outages Post-Hurricane? New Research Says Yes.
Scott Ganz explains the possible causes behind the disparities in hurricane recovery and how to close the gap. Read More
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How 2 Sisters Found Their Home at Georgetown
Sisters Mala Dass and Indra Dass (G’23) both work at Georgetown. In this Georgetown Faces story, learn what it's like working with your sister, the off-campus spot they can't get enough of, and the one word they use to describe Georgetown. Read More
GU Politics Kicks Off GOP Foreign Policy Series With Former VP Mike Pence
The former vice president responded to questions ranging from a TikTok ban to the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh and offered his thoughts on the ousting of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as speaker of the House of Representatives. Read More
The Woodworker in Lauinger Library
David Strout first began making things in his dad’s woodshop. Years later, he’s helping Georgetown faculty, staff and students make things too as the manager of Georgetown’s Maker Hub, a collaborative, creative space in Lauinger Library. Read More
Al Brown Knows All the Doors and Locks on Campus. But He Always Finds Something New.
Al Brown oversees the maintenance and locks of more than 13,000 doors on Main Campus. After 39 years, he's determined to keep honing his craft. Read More
Do Men Really Think About the Roman Empire Every Day? This Roman History Professor Sure Does
A viral TikTok trend has people guessing, so we asked a classical historian why he thinks about the Roman Empire every day. This is what he said. Read More
Meet the New Director of the Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding
In his new role, Nader Hashemi has plans to expand and strengthen the Center through community engagement. Read More
McCourt National Urban Fellow Looks to Reimagine Democracy
Born in the U.S., Michelle Meza moved back to her family's native Peru before returning to the U.S. for graduate school. Now, she wants to be a force for change after serving in the Biden administration. Read More
Celebrating Disability Pride, Communities and Culture at Georgetown
This month, Georgetown celebrates Disability Cultural Month alongside the federally-recognized National Disability Employment Awareness Month, highlighting the many and varied contributions of people with disabilities to our university community and to society at large. Read More
Interdisciplinary Research Team Begins Yearlong Inquiry into Restorative Black Ecologies and Spaces
A team led by Amani Morrison is beginning a yearlong inquiry into Black ecologies and will explore restorative Black placemaking practices that can be maintained for future generations. Read More
