GU’s Let Freedom Ring MLK Celebration Returns to Kennedy Center
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 16, Georgetown University’s Let Freedom Ring Celebration returned to the Kennedy Center to present an award in the name of John Thompson Jr. […]
Hoya Saxa! Georgetown University Holds Commencement This Weekend
Hoya Saxa! Georgetown University will be holding commencement ceremonies this weekend. Speakers will include Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel emeritus of the NAACP Legal Defense […]
More D.C. Institutions Reopening
On April 23, the Smithsonian Institution announced that it is planning to reopening seven museums and the National Zoo in May.
GU Launches Degree Program for Inmates
Georgetown University has begun offering a bachelor’s degree program to about two dozen individuals incarcerated at Patuxent Institution in Jessup, Maryland.
McCourt Donates Another $100 Million to GU
Half of the new gift from Frank H. McCourt Jr. will underwrite financial aid and scholarships and half will be invested in research and faculty at his namesake school of public policy.
Georgetown University to Fully Open This Fall
There are plans for a gradual return this summer, which DeGioia hopes will lead to the eventual restoration of regular on-campus life.
Spring Semester at Georgetown University
Though all undergraduate courses will be offered virtually, the number of students residing on the main campus is to double, from about 500 during the fall to about 1,000.
Georgetown’s John Thompson, First Black Coach to Win NCAA Championship, Dies at 78
In 2016, Georgetown University dedicated the John Thompson Jr. Athletic Center, next to McDonough Gymnasium on the west side of the main campus.
GU Reopening Plan Unveiled
The plan is to reopen in stages, welcoming about 2,000 undergraduates to campus first, including the freshman class of 2024.
GU Reopening Taking Shape … or Not?
While many universities are telling students not to come back to campus until after the Thanksgiving holiday, Georgetown University President John DeGioia’s letter left the timing open.