You’re Addicted to Your Phone. Can You Stop? This Might Help.
Psychology Professor Kostadin Kushlev explores how smartphones affect human happiness and offers tips on how to reduce your screen time. Read More
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Important Tax Updates (W-2s Now Available in GMS)
Dear Colleagues, This message contains important updates relating to your 2024 W-2 and Form 1095, as well as other important updates from the IRS for… Read More
Longtime Georgetown Professor, Administrator Named Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences
David Edelstein, vice provost for education and a veteran professor, has been named as the dean of the College of Arts & Sciences. Read More
Join Us in Celebrating Black History Month
During the month of February, Georgetown University joins the nation in commemorating Black History Month. We invite you to learn more about Black… Read More
Georgetown Hosts Live Forum for Next Generation of Democratic Party Leaders
The event co-hosted by GU Politics and MSNBC featured candidates vying for leadership positions in the Democratic Party, from DNC chair to vice chair, treasurer and other roles. Read More
Dr. Fauci Encourages Students to Pursue Their Passions in School of Health Event
In the Gaston Hall event, Dr. Anthony Fauci traced his career in public service and urged students to pursue their interests and goals. Read More
Former U.S. Ambassador, SFS Professor Breaks Down ‘The Diplomat’ Season 2
Ambassador Barbara Bodine, director of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy and a career foreign service officer with over 30 years of experience, dives into 'The Diplomat' to separate fact from fiction. Read More
Student Entrepreneurs Win $150,000 in Pitch Competition
Eight student teams took home prizes for their ideas to make a positive impact on society in the annual Bark Tank Pitch Competition. Read More
Register Now for Active Shooter Response Trainings
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, As we do at the start of each year, we want to take this opportunity to review our… Read More
For This Economist, Advising Students Is His Biggest Reward
Mitch Kaneda’s first and only job has been at Georgetown. He wouldn’t have it any other way. “It is all about our students,” he said. Read More
