Public Health Alert: Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, June 15
As of 9:30 a.m. on Monday, June 15, 67 total positive COVID-19 cases have been confirmed to Georgetown University (this includes students, faculty and staff). Read More
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University Holds Racial Justice Dialogue in Wake of Recent, Past Police Brutality
The recent killing of George Floyd and countless other unarmed Black people has spurred university teach-ins and forums with faculty and national experts, faith leaders and others who support the fight for racial justice. Read More
Georgetown Community Continues Quest for Racial Justice
Members of the Georgetown community seek racial justice in a wide variety of ways, convening conversations and research that calls attention to disparities in health, income, housing and more while exploring systematic racism. Read More
Health Justice Alliance Responds to COVID-19
A collaboration between Georgetown's law and medical schools, the Health Justice Alliance helps DC families with health and legal matters involving COVID-19 and other issues. Read More
Restarting Research at Georgetown
Sent to Faculty and Graduate Students on the Main and Med Campuses Read More
Georgetown Law Announces Preliminary Plans for Fall Semester Operations
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Update on our Fall 2020 Planning
Sent to Faculty, Students and Staff on the Main, Med and Law Campuses Read More
Alumnus Hopes to Amplify Stories of Black Life in New Role at Theater
Alumnus Reginald Douglas (C’09) says creating space and amplifying voices of the black experience is paramount as he takes on the new role of associate artistic director at Washington, DC's Studio Theatre. Read More
Public Health Alert: Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, June 8
As of 10:30 a.m. on Monday, June 8, 65 total positive COVID-19 cases have been confirmed to Georgetown University (this includes students, faculty and staff). Read More
Virtual Teach-In Explores Structural Racism Related to COVID-19, Recent Police Killings
Georgetown College faculty members discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and killings of black men and women by police during a virtual teach-in. Read More
