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Happiness Lab Director Says Interventions Can Lead to Better Health

Psychological intervention specifically designed to boost subjective well-being has positive effects on self-reported physical health, according to a new Georgetown. 鈥�

July 2, 2020

LGBTQ youth advocate Trevor O鈥機onnor (C鈥�20) believes fighting for civil rights in the time of COVID-19 is more important than ever, no matter how it is done. 鈥淎 great鈥�

June 26, 2020

Memoir by English Professor Carolyn Forch茅 Shortlisted for Second Prestigious Award

Department of English professor and renowned poet Carolyn Forch茅 was shortlisted for the esteemed James Tait Black Prize for What You Have Heard Is True: A Memoir of Witness and鈥�

June 25, 2020

Goldwater Recipient Focuses on Protein Research to Improve Disease Treatment

Lydia Good (C鈥�21), a biochemistry major and mathematics minor, has been awarded the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, which she will use to continue her research in protein鈥�

June 24, 2020

Professor Featured in Series on Ulysses S. Grant Discusses Monuments, Movements and Memorialization

Marcia Chatelain, a Provost's Distinguished Associate Professor in the Department of History and African American Studies and author of Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black鈥�

June 16, 2020

The pandemic and its disproportionate effect on black people combined with new acts of violence against them have created deep pockets of pain in the university鈥檚 black鈥�

June 15, 2020

Physic Professor and Graduate Student Publish Paper on New Imaging Method for Early Cancer Detection

One of the most important steps in the fight against cancer is the early detection of tumors in the body. Department of Physics professor and McDevitt chair Kai Liu and graduate鈥�

June 10, 2020

Creating space and amplifying voices of Black experience is a paramount element of Reginald Douglas鈥� (C鈥�09) mission as Studio Theatre鈥檚 newly named associate artistic鈥�

June 10, 2020

海角论坛 Hosts Virtual Teach-In, From COVID to Minneapolis: Structural Racism in America

鈥淚t pains me that we gather under the context of COVID-19 and the ongoing structural violence of anti-black racism,鈥� says Soyica Colbert, moderator of the panel, Vice Dean of鈥�

June 4, 2020

Non-Traditional Journalism Course Examines How to Cover Stories During a Pandemic

COVID-19 has touched every aspect of the news, whether it be politics, sports or even food. Britt Peterson, adjunct professor in the Journalism Program and contributing editor at鈥�

May 22, 2020