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Join BellRinger, a new charitable bike ride and community movement supporting cancer research at Georgetown Lombardi, October 21-22.
Power Up!: American Women Printmakers is now on view in the special collections gallery on the 5th floor of Lauinger until October 16. This student exhibition honors the achievements of women artists within the field of printmaking.
Georgetown’s First Political Science Predoctoral Summer Institute Aims to Improve Diversity in the Discipline
September 19th, 2022
In June, Georgetown hosted its first ever Political Science Predoctoral Summer Institute, a program that offers training, support and resources for undergraduates from historically…
Provost’s Distinguished Faculty Fellows
August 31st, 2022
Recognizing the educational benefits of a diverse intellectual community, Georgetown aims to attract assistant professor level faculty from a wide range of backgrounds and to foster their success as…
Renowned Scholar of Internet Governance, Laura DeNardis, Joins Georgetown
August 1st, 2022
Laura DeNardis, Ph.D., a globally-recognized technology and society scholar, is joining Georgetown University’s faculty as the inaugural endowed Chair in Technology, Ethics, and Society in…
Alumnus gift establishes joint MSB-SFS degree program to prepare future global business leaders
July 25th, 2022
Undergraduate students are pursuing Georgetown’s first joint degree program between the McDonough School of Business and Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service. The unique program, named the…
(Telic vs. Atelic) or (Telic and Atelic)?
Linguists and philosophers have found the concepts of “telic” and “atelic” useful. The adjective, “telic,” often describes an activity that has a clear endpoint, a task that reaches a stag…
September 28th, 2022
This is a blog based on a conjecture. While only a subset of the academic fields explicitly espouse to produce research products that evoke impressions of beauty, each field values the notion, albeit …
September 22nd, 2022
University Residence on the Capitol Campus
This term saw the opening of a new Georgetown residence hall, at 55 H Street NW. The investment in a new building to house students is associated with the long term efforts to support faculty and stud…
September 15th, 2022
Shelf-Life of Scholarly Products
Listening to novelists talk about their work yields some interesting observations. First, some writers say their aspiration is not to direct a single meaning from their work but rather to catalyze mul…
September 8th, 2022
