Instructions for Self-Quarantine and COVID-19 Testing for Off-Campus Students
Sent to Students Living in Georgetown, Burleith or Foxhall Neighborhoods Read More
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Library Acquires Rare Logbook That Illustrates Life Aboard a Slave Ship
Georgetown acquires and digitizes a rare logbook depicting the experience of enslaved Africans aboard a ship that landed in Georgia 224 years ago. Read More
Hidden Movements of Small Songbird Have Important Climate Change Implications
State-of-the-art tracking technology reveals previously unknown long-distance movements of Kirtland’s warblers during mating season that have important conservation and climate change implications for North American birds, according to a new study co-authored by a Georgetown professor Read More
New Chief Human Resources Officer Hopes to Create Collaborative, Trusting Culture
Anthony Kinslow, who oversees human resources at the University of Rochester, will take on a similar role at Georgetown Oct. 1 as its new vice president and chief human resources officer (CHRO). Read More
New Interim Chief Public Health Officer Works to Ensure Safety on Campus
Dr. Ranit Mishori (M'02) answers questions about her role as Georgetown's interim chief public health officer and how her role relates to the current pandemic. Read More
Fall 2020 Move-In Logistics
Sent to Undergraduate Residential Students Read More
Building Access for Faculty and Staff Working Remotely and Visitor Registration
Sent to Faculty and Staff on the Main and Med Campuses Read More
Accepted Fall 2020 Plan for ReOpen DC
The District of Columbia accepted Georgetown University's Fall 2020 Plan for ReOpen DC on August 18, 2020. Read More
Andrew Davenport (G’23)
“In the fall of 2017, I was a panelist at the Universities Studying Slavery Conference at the University of Virginia, where I talked about learning… Read More
Elsa Barraza Mendoza (G’21)
"Working at the Georgetown Slavery Archive has been one of the most significant things I have done at Georgetown." Read More
