Celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month / OUTober
As the first Catholic, Jesuit higher education institution to establish an LGBTQ Resource Center (2008), Georgetown celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community and draws upon our… Read More
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Georgetown Mourns the Passing of Alumnus and NBA Superstar Dikembe Mutombo
The Georgetown community mourns the loss of philanthropist and NBA Hall of Fame player Dikembe Mutombo (C’91), who passed away on Sept. 30 at the age of 58 from brain cancer. Read More
Annual Security Report Now Available
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, As required by the Clery Act, the Georgetown University Police Department (GUPD) publishes an Annual Security Report regarding campus… Read More
This One Habit Can Lead to More Productive Conversations on Polarizing Issues, A Sociolinguist Says
Sociolinguist Marissa Fond explains the importance of civil discourse and offers a few tips to have more constructive dialogues on divisive issues. Read More
Georgetown Hosts 2 Former Governors for Conversation on Civil Discourse in First Georgetown Dialogues Initiative Event
The two former governors, co-hosts of the "You Might Be Right" podcast, discussed their opposing views and how to engage in constructive conversations with people with different beliefs. Read More
Georgetown’s Global Health Institute Joins Pope Francis’ Initiative to Care for Children’s Health
The new initiative led by Pope Francis will create a worldwide network of medical care for children and support health care workers in the field. Read More
What are Hoyas Looking Forward To This Year? Ask This Year’s Georgetown Storytellers
The students from Georgetown Stories share what they're looking forward to in the new academic year at Georgetown. Read More
McDonough School of Business Launches Initiative to Empower Leaders to Address Challenges in Healthcare
The Business of Health Initiative will prepare business leaders and medical professionals to tackle critical issues in the healthcare industry. Read More
Amazon is Going Back to the Office Every Day. But Can Cities Make a Comeback After Years of Empty Offices?
Uwe Brandes, an urban planning professor, explains what cities have fared well in the remote work era and how city economies can bounce back from empty offices and sluggish downtowns. Read More
Updates on University Efforts to Promote Gender Equity
Dear Colleagues, We are writing to share an update on our efforts to promote gender equity. Six years ago, President DeGioia charged a Task Force… Read More