Safety & Transportation Resources for 55 H St. NW Residents
Dear 55 H St. NW Residents, As we enter the colder and darker winter season, and based on resident feedback, we would like to share… Read More
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Inaugural Bike Ride Raises More Than $1 Million for Cancer Research
On October 22, hundreds of cyclists gathered for the first BellRinger ride, a fundraiser for Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center that supports critically needed cancer research. Read More
Hear From 5 Global Leaders on Topics Important to Georgetown Students
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. Read More
Halloween on the Hilltop
Orange you excited for Halloween? From Georgetown-themed pumpkin stencils to the history of the pumpkin spiced latte, creep it real and get in the Halloween spirit. Read More
Staying Safe This Halloween Weekend
Dear Students, In recent years, we have seen an uptick in crime and safety incidents around Halloween occurring in the immediate areas off campus. In… Read More
3 Ways Georgetown Is Advancing Its Energy Efficiency Goals
Discover how Georgetown is enhancing its sustainable practices and energy efficiency goals, from replacing 20,000 lightbulbs with energy efficient LEDs to installing smart meters across campus to measure energy usage. Read More
An On-Campus Oasis to Meditate, Pray and Breathe
Campus Ministry’s Press Pause series offers a weekly contemplative practice from diverse faith traditions, creating a space for respite and reflection for students of all faith backgrounds. Read More
Announcing the Georgetown University Reconciliation Fund
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community: I write today to share an announcement regarding our work in Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation—the launch of the… Read More
Georgetown Launches $400,000 Annual Fund to Support Descendants of the Enslaved
The Reconciliation Fund, inspired by a student referendum, is accepting applications for projects that aim to benefit Descendants of men, women and children enslaved on Jesuit plantations in the 1800s. Read More
Preparing for COVID-19 Variants and Flu Season
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, We are preparing for a winter that may see an increase in COVID-19 variants and cases, in… Read More