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.

Last week, Georgetown expressed its support for a Department of Education review of recent changes to federal Title IX regulations, which went into effect on August 14, 2020.

President DeGioia and university leaders paused last week to express their gratitude to the staff members who filled Redeploy Georgetown essential roles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Task Force on Gender Equity, charged with assessing institutional practices to promote gender equity among full-time faculty and senior academic leadership, shared its recommendations in a new report.

For the first time since Georgetown transitioned to a virtual environment, students in the Class of 2021 convened in person to celebrate their commencement at Nationals Park.

Read 350 messages (and counting!) from siblings, parents, friends, professors, supporters and fellow alumni, sharing their thoughts and messages to congratulate the Class of 2021.

Watch the Commencement live stream, read more about the Class of 2021, celebrate wherever you are with downloads and printables and find more information about Commencement logistics.

This year’s Universities Studying Slavery Conference examined recent efforts to trace historical and contemporary legacies of enslavement and implement lasting change.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 51, a bill to advance statehood for DC. Georgetown President John J. DeGioia has expressed the institution’s deep and continuing commitment to statehood.