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In the isolation of quarantine, the experience of creating music builds community.
Georgetown student and activist Khansa Maria (SFS’21), received the prestigious 2021 Rhodes Scholarship in Pakistan.
It is reaching out to the Georgetown community, the public and descendants through events, lectures and panel presentations.
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Vaughn Shirey (G’24) wants to fill a gap in environmental research by studying northern environments.
President-elect Joe Biden (Parent ’92) and his family have a long-standing relationship with Georgetown University.
Georgetown has appointed performing arts and African American studies scholar Soyica Colbert as a new interim dean.
Nadhal Eadeh (EMPL’18) shares how he combines decades-long experience at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and a McCourt education.
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Philip DeTurck (G’21), a graduate student in Georgetown’s Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS) Program, has traveled the world.
Stacie Hartman (SFS’21) had a plan for voting in the historic 2020 election, and when that plan didn’t work, she adapted and acted.
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Two-thirds of the university’s electricity needs will be provided through a new recently approved Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).
Marc Barbiere, director of the Office of Emergency Management at Georgetown, suggests having a plan.
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Georgetown joined a number of colleges and higher education organizations opposing the federal proposal.
Major improvements to the historic Holy Rood Cemetery on Wisconsin Avenue have now been completed by Georgetown University and Holy Trinity.
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Eddie Maloney, executive director of the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS), says COVID-19 has presented challenges.
Robert Cortes (C’18, G’23) is using a type of brain stimulation to see if it can improve creativity and reasoning.
Greater flexibility to take the pandemic into consideration in adjusting the tenure clock has been approved by Georgetown University.
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The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS) released new research today ranking women’s rights and opportunities.
A new Georgetown report examining housing instability in DC demonstrates the importance of examining eviction filings.
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The world is underestimating the economic effects of climate change by trillions of dollars, according to a new Georgetown study.
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Students will engage in small group in-person learning with less than 12 students per class. Health screenings will be required every day.
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Countries that do poorly on women’s inclusion, justice and security are at higher risk during a pandemic, according to new research.