Meghan Chapple, Georgetown’s first vice president of sustainability, will build on Georgetown’s ongoing sustainability work and lead the university’s strategic actions to make our university and world more sustainable.

As we observe the 20th anniversary, we remember all those affected by the events and reflect on the impact of the tragedy on our community, nation and world.

Amidst a global pandemic that changed how we learned and worked, Hoyas are safely coming together to share their unique experiences, reanimate campus life and explore the nation’s capital.

Rosario Ceballo, an interdisciplinary scholar with a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, will join Georgetown as dean of Georgetown College and professor of psychology on January 1, 2022.

Georgetown joins a new letter from the Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration and Immigration and American Business Immigration Council supporting the Dream Act of 2021.

Georgetown hosted plenaries examining Universal Apostolic Preferences, Ignatian spirituality, racial justice, immigration, women in leadership and environmental justice with Jesuit university faculty, staff, administrators and board members.

Building on Georgetown’s work at the intersection of technology, ethics, public policy and governance, the university will join Sciences Po as a founding academic partner in the new McCourt Institute.

Georgetown joined 150 universities in signing onto an amicus brief supporting temporary employment authorization for international students, which a case in the Court of Appeals seeks to eliminate.

The board approved the fiscal year 2022 budget, reviewed campus renovations, honored outgoing and new members and named lawyer and philanthropist Thomas A. Reynolds III (B’74) as its new chair.

As we honor Juneteenth – “June” plus “nineteenth” – and celebrate independence, we also recognize the struggle – historically and today – to achieve true freedom and justice for all.