Students have engaged with former heads of state and sitting secretaries and ambassadors — including Pete Buttigieg and Mike Pence — about the state of our country, world and future.
Alara Karahan (SFS'24) joined the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace & Security for an event on women's education with Malala Yousafzai at the U.N. General Assembly in New York City.
We celebrate the contributions of our women students, faculty and staff to our university and society, and recognize the teaching, scholarship and advocacy at Georgetown advancing women’s history and equality.
Know Your Power is a new GU Politics Forum series on barrier breakers and innovative leaders in media, politics, and public service. Launching this series is Rashida Jones,…
New Georgetown research reveals slowing rates of progress for women worldwide, with Norway ranked No. 1 and Afghanistan last on the 2021 Women, Peace and Security Index.
To mark the 101st anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, Professor Nadia Brown discusses the history of the suffrage movement and voting rights in the United States today.
Rosario Ceballo, an interdisciplinary scholar with a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, will join Georgetown as dean of Georgetown College and professor of psychology on January 1, 2022.
The effort, led by fellow Madeline Meth (L‘17) and director Brian Wolfman, is part of the Appellate Courts Immersion Clinic’s focus on advancing racial justice in the courts and society.
Georgetown hosted plenaries examining Universal Apostolic Preferences, Ignatian spirituality, racial justice, immigration, women in leadership and environmental justice with Jesuit university faculty, staff, administrators and board members.
Last week, Georgetown expressed its support for a Department of Education review of recent changes to federal Title IX regulations, which went into effect on August 14, 2020.
