Change to Employee Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) Eligibility
Dear Colleagues, We are writing to update you on a change to Georgetown’s Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) that will make this benefit accessible to… Read More
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Alumnus Donates $11M to Create New Center on Finance and Policy
The Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy, funded by Michael G. Psaros (B’89) and Robin Psaros, will offer research opportunities for students and solutions to challenges in global finance. Read More
Public Health Alert: COVID-19 Dashboard and Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, April 11
As of Monday, April 11, 224 positive COVID-19 cases involving Georgetown University community members have been reported from Sunday, April 3, through Saturday, April 9. Read More
Congressional Medal of Honor Society Awards Alumnus for Medical Service in War Zones
Aaron Epstein, MD (SFS’12, M’18) has received the 2022 Citizen Honors Award for Service for providing medical care and training to communities in conflict zones — most recently, in Ukraine. Read More
Georgetown Launches New Bachelor’s Degree for Students in Prison
Students will earn a Bachelor of Liberal Arts from Georgetown through the university’s five-year degree program at a Maryland prison. Read More
Law Students Attend Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court Hearings
Four women in Georgetown’s Black Law Students Association reflect on their experiences at the confirmation hearings for Judge Jackson, the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court. Read More
5 Healy Fellows Who Took Unexpected Paths to Their Ph.D.
Meet this year’s Patrick Healy Graduate Fellows, a cohort that includes a Baptist minister, a political science changemaker and a biologist-turned-Spanish-linguist, who are pursuing transformative research across disciplines. Read More
Temporary Reinstatement of Indoor Mask Requirement
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, We are temporarily reinstating an indoor mask requirement for the Main and Medical Center campuses, beginning Thursday, April… Read More
Passing of Rev. Drew Christiansen, SJ – May He Rest in the Lord
Dear Friends and Colleagues, It is with a heavy heart that we write to share with you that Rev. Andrew (Drew)… Read More
Playing with Blocks as a Child Predicts Better Cognitive Skills in Adolescence, Georgetown Researchers Find
Robert Cortes (C’18, G’23) has discovered new connections between fine motor skills — such as playing with blocks or tracing shapes — in early childhood and reasoning skills in adolescence. Read More
