Washington Teachers’ Union Files Complaint Against DCPS

The union claims DCPS "violated health and safety protocols" at a high school where a teacher recently died after contracting COVID-19.

Georgetown Reach Guides Rising Eighth Graders Through The College Application Process

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$4M Grant From Ford Foundation Helps Georgetown’s Kalmanovitz Initiative Support Working Families

Participants gathered to celebrate following a 2019 advocacy event led by the Kalmanovitz Initiative.

McCourt School And Howard University Sign Memorandum Of Understanding, Launch Scholar Program

The agreement Launches the Howard Scholar Program, a Full Tuition Scholarship to the McCourt School of Public Policy.

Georgetown Law Faculty And Alumni Tapped To Serve In Biden-Harris Administration

faculty, alumni expected to serve

Meet The Spring 2021 GU Politics Fellows

This semester’s GU Politics Fellows bring diverse perspectives and robust experience in politics, journalism, and public service.

Two College Masters Students Inaugural Recipients Of Georgetown’s Graduate Certificate In Gender, Peace And Security

They are the first recipients

Georgetown Awards DC Leader For Making Food Equity More Than A Dream

Georgetown honored Christopher Bradshaw, founder and executive director of Dreaming Out Loud – a food justice social enterprise.

Professor Curates Smithsonian Exhibit That Examines Impact Of Young Women On Society Through Intersectional Lens

At Georgetown

Title: Georgetown’s Home In Nation’s Capital Makes It A Frequent Stop For U.S. Presidents To Share Thoughts, Ideas

Starting with the nation’s first president, Georgetown has hosted U.S. heads of state beginning with George Washington’s 1796 visit.

Title: Former Georgetown President Offers Invocation At Biden-Harris Inauguration

Rev. Leo J. O’Donovan, S.J. (C’56), a former Georgetown president, offered the invocation at the Jan. 20 inauguration ceremony.

Members Of Georgetown Community Commit To Public Service As They Take Office, Serve Administrations

From Georgetown

Two College Alumni Elected To Hometown School Boards Hope To Make Education More Equitable

Message from Georgetown

Alex Heintze (B’19) Named Prestigious Schwarzman Scholar

Georgetown student lauded

Professor Curates Smithsonian Exhibit That Examines Impact Of Young Women On Society Through Intersectional Lens

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Two College Alumni Elected To Hometown School Boards Hope To Make Education More Equitable

Georgetown alumni achieve

Alumna Lucia Wei He (SFS’15) Sets Journalistic Sights On China-Latin America Relations Through Schwarzman Scholarship

Alumna sets her sights on future projects

Members Of Georgetown Community Commit To Public Service As They Take Office, Serve Administrations

The commitment is noted

More Than 20 Georgetown Alumni Serving In The 117th Congress

More than two dozen Georgetown alumni will be sworn into the 117th U.S. Congress the first week in January.

One Hundred Years Ago, GU Nursing Graduates Praised For Work During Flu Pandemic

Historical facts from Georgetown herein

Alex Heintze (B’19) Named Prestigious Schwarzman Scholar

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Title: Alumnus Jon Ossoff (SFS’09) Wins Historic Georgia Senate Race, Says SFS Training Has Been “Indispensable”

Ossoff describes his historic victory

Title: Student Leaders Work To Bridge Virtual Divide With Regional Activities And Networking Events

Georgetown has created a new student-led effort to foster a better sense of community and spirit in an effort to bridge the gap.

Bowser Announces $10M In Grants To Support Public Charter Schools

Funds will first be made available to public charter schools operating full-time learning hubs or full hybrid models with in-person teaching

Title: Student Leaders Work To Bridge Virtual Divide With Regional Activities And Networking Events

Georgetown has created a new student-led effort to foster a better sense of community and spirit in an effort to bridge the gap.

DCPS, Teachers Union Hash Out Plan To Return To The Classroom

Teachers and students shall have their temperature checked upon entry each day they are onsite. ​

Georgetown Awards DC Leader For Making Food Equity More Than A Dream

Christopher Bradshaw, founder and executive director of Dreaming Out Loud – a food justice social enterprise, will be honored.

Title: Georgetown Alumnus Wins Marshall Scholarship, Hopes To Promote Equitable Housing Policy

Georgetown alumnus Isaiah Fleming-Klink (SFS’19), wants to help promote equitable housing policy.

Title: Former White House Official, Says Smooth Transition Process Necessary, Daunting

Presidential transitions mark a change in leadership not only in the White House, but also at every executive branch agency.

Georgetown Law Welcomes Douglas Emhoff

New faculty member at Georgetown

Georgetown To Broaden Commitment To Health, Nursing Through New Schools

Georgetown President John J. DeGioia announced a plan to establish a School of Health and a School of Nursing on the Medical Center campus.

Title: Georgetown Senior Wins Marshall Scholarship, Explores Black Women And Religious Movements

Georgetown senior Amber Stanford (C’21) researches how historical traumas have impacted Black women’s involvement in religious movements.

Title: Georgetown Senior Researches Global Disabilities Rights Policies, Wins Marshall Scholarship

Georgetown senior Anna Landre (SFS’21) researches and studies some of the most pressing problems facing disabled communities.

Georgetown Law Alumna Tapped To Lead National Intelligence In Biden Administration

Top cabinet member an alum

Georgetown Senior Wins Marshall Scholarship To Research Global Economic Shocks

Senior Yumna Naqvi (SFS’21) wants to take data-driven approaches to lessen the impact of global economic shocks – such as COVID.

Shutting Down COVID-19 Virus’s Destructive Proteins With Aerosolized Molecules

Georgetown research

DC Public Schools Students Boost Graduation Rate

Nearly 71 percent of students in District of Columbia high schools graduated in four years compared to 68.2 percent the prior school year.

Title: MSFS Student Spotlight: Kevin Russell (’21)

Read an interview with second year MSFS student Kevin Russell as he discusses his experience at Georgetown.

Georgetown Law Georgetown Professors Discuss Racial Justice After The Election Georgetown Law

Law discussed

Amb. Linda Thomas-Greenfield Named Ambassador To UN, SFS Faculty And Alumni Tapped For Biden Agency Review Teams

As President-elect Joe Biden prepares to take office, he is drawing on the expertise and recommendations of members of the SFS faculty.