Join our discussion on climate writing, with an emphasis on the meaning and role of “writing” in our understanding of climate change. Three distinguished literary and cultural critics will…
Miranda Rose Hall (C’11) is one of 10 finalists for her one-woman-show “A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction” about climate catastrophe and the crisis of morality.
As a part of its existing Spirit of Georgetown values, the Office of Mission & Ministry has added “Care for Our Common Home,” highlighting the university’s commitment to planet Earth.
Lianne Pinto (MBA’21) was named a 2020 Rising Women Solar fellow for the Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy, a program for students studying renewable energy and related fields.
Martha Weiss created a comprehensive guide for elementary and middle school students about the emergence of the 17-year cicada, expected to take place on the U.S. east coast this May.
Georgetown announced a partnership to promote sustainability and energy conservation through management of the university’s utility system, building on its strong commitment to the environment.
Department of Physics professor Kai Liu and his group of researchers found copper foam could be used in face masks and air filtration systems, which is more durable and has…
Led by environmental historian Dagomar Degroot and published in the journal Nature, the study provides guidance for how our society today can address climate change by studying the past through…
Through the Hinrich Foundation Global Trade Leader Scholarship, Hannah Anderson (G’21) has networked with global trade community practitioners and become immersed in creating a more environmentally sustainable and resilient trade…
