Summer Spotlight AT GU: Julien Matrullo (B’23)

The student's summer contributions at Georgetown are highlighted

Georgetown Educator Lillian Brown, Makeup Artist For Presidents, Passes Away

A media consultant, she hosted a Georgetown radio show and did makeup for U.S. presidents, starting with Eisenhower.

Georegtown Senior Spends Summer Working At Fairvote, Advocates For Ranked Voting Process

The student is all for activism

Senior Scholar At Georgetown Co-Authors Article Advancing An Ethical Framework For The Global Allocation Of COVID-19 Vaccines

How should the vaccine be allocated?

Georgetown Law Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Inspired The Georgetown Law Community For 40 Years

Accolades continue to pour in for the historic, groundbreaking late justice.

Georgetown Coach And Advocate Lives On Through His Legacy

The great John Thompson left this unforgettable legacy.

At Georgetown, Two Sociology Professors Teach Course That Examines Impacts Of COVID-19 On Society

More contributions from Georgetown academia

Help Women Claim Rights To Equality, Hillary Rodham Clinton Says At Georgetown Event

There’s something more important than women’s rights, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told a Georgetown audience.

Global Health Major Named George H.W. Bush Points Of Light Awardee At Georgetown

In recognition of the former president

Georgetown Students Greeted By Upgrades For Safety, General Maintenance Made Over The Summer

Residence halls and common spaces were upgraded for safety and general maintenance over the summer.

Best Colleges In Virginia, DC: U.S. News Rankings For 2021

New rankings from U.S. News & World Report evaluate VA and DC colleges based on factors such as academic excellence and graduation rates.

Title: If You Are Religious, You Might Be Seeing More Than You Know -- Georgetown Study

People who unconsciously pick up on complex patterns are more likely to believe in God as the creator of patterns of events in the universe.

Children Use Both Brain Hemispheres To Understand Language, Unlike Adults, D.C.

Georgetown study differentiates the theories.

Georgetown’s Mark Dybul Named To Independent Panel Examining WHO’s Response To COVID-19

Exploring the pandemic at Georgetown

COVID-19 Symptom Tracker Ensures Privacy During Isolation In D.C.

News from Georgetown University

Title: Menty Kebede (MSFS’21) Uses Summer Break To Pursue Passion For Human Rights, Humanitarian Work

Georgetown student achieves

Georgetown Pays Tribute To The Late, Great Head Basketball Coach John Thompson Jr.

The legendary John Thompson, Jr.'s influence will be felt eternally in college basketball throughout the world.

Georgetown Professor Writes Play About Wells-Barnett, Addams As Critique Of White Feminism

News from the university.

COVID-19 Has Harmful Effects On Children In Low-Income Families, Researchers Find

Since the pandemic, nearly 50 percent of parents in a new study of low-income families said they had lost their jobs or fewer work hours.

First-Year Georgetown Student Presented Paper At Prestigious Computational Linguistics Conference

The member of the future class shines bright.

MBA Leadership Course At Georgetown Tackles How Implicit Bias Affects Decision-Making

The effect of bias is covered.

Title: Masks For Georgetown Community Made By ‘Living Wage’ Factory

A partnership with Alta Gracia, a company paying a living wage to its factory workers, resulted in the company making masks for students.

Georgetown Student Convocation Speaker: Find Opportunities But Know When To Say No

International student Ashanee Kottage (SFS’22) has conducted research, immersed herself in campus activities, and served her community.

New Chief Human Resources Officer Hopes To Create Collaborative, Trusting Culture At Georgetown

Anthony Kinslow, who oversees human resources at the University of Rochester, will take on a similar role at Georgetown Oct. 1.

Georgetown Library Acquires Rare Logbook As Gift, Illustrates Life Aboard A Slave Ship

The recent gift, now digitized and made available online, provides poignant and valuable insight into the Atlantic slave trade.

New Interim Chief Public Health Officer At Georgetown Works To Ensure Safety On Campus

Dr. Ranit Mishori (M’02), a professor of family medicine at Georgetown University School of Medicine, is interviewed on several topics.

From Georgetown, This New York Urban Fellow, Alumnus Responds To Pandemic Housing Crisis

Isaiah Fleming-Klink (SFS’19) is an Urban Fellow in the New York City Office of the Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development.

Georgetown Implements New Title IX Regulations, Reaffirms Commitment To Fight Sexual Misconduct

The university has updated its policies and procedures that address sexual misconduct under a federal nondiscrimination law.

Hidden Movements Of Small Songbird Have Important Climate Change Implications

This is a study from Georgetown University.

Georgetown Applying Patented Technology To Develop Fast And Accurate COVID Test

The goal is a better test

Georgetown Law

Various law jottings from the university

Current Fellows At Georgetown

Those who achieved

Data From 30-Year Study Examines Values Of Parents From Different Socioeconomic Backgrounds

Statistics which are vital to today's society are included.

Title: History Of Enslavement Project To Create Common Database For Universities, A Georgetown Idea

A project designed to create an understanding of the “lived reality of bondage at institutions of higher education” will be created.

Fighting For Justice: Three College Alumni Create Positive Community Change At Georgetown

Three who work for the better

Title: Late Congressman Lewis, Civil Rights Pioneer, Inspired Georgetown Community

U.S. Rep. John Lewis (D-Georgia) spent his life fighting for racial justice and equality.

Georgetown Professor Featured In Series On Ulysses S. Grant Discusses Monuments, Movements And Memorialization

Wide-ranging discussion is featured

Black MBA Association Continues To Build Momentum In Fight Against Racial Injustice

Georgetown is among the schools touting this cause.

Simplifying A Civic Duty At Georgetown

John Lewis's death has urged us all on.

Three Georgetown Students Help Bridge The Gap Between Food Insecurity And Waste

Students helping and doing their part, following the credo of John Lewis.