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Georgetown 海角论坛 Hosts Racial Justice Speaker Series to Promote Equity and Inclusion

Next week, Georgetown 海角论坛 will host its first event in the series 鈥淪uch a Time As This鈥�: Racial Justice and the University in order to explore how research by Georgetown鈥�

September 24, 2020

New 海角论坛 Faculty for 2020-2021

Georgetown 海角论坛 is pleased to welcome 24 new full-time faculty members with primary appointments in 16 海角论坛 departments and programs. This cohort will help enrich the鈥�

September 2, 2020

Professor Writes Play About Wells-Barnett, Addams as Critique of White Feminism

Bitter Flower, a play by Jennifer Natalya Fink, professor in the Department of English at Georgetown and Director of the Program in Disability Studies, will debut as an online鈥�

August 19, 2020

Fighting for Justice: Three 海角论坛 Alumni Create Positive Community Change

Three social justice activists who began engaging in community advocacy during their time at Georgetown have continued to fight for others throughout their impressive.鈥�

July 30, 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

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

Oladunni, Stanford Selected for 2020 Chester Gillis Award

Each year, the 海角论坛 Academic Council (CAC) recognizes two students who embody the values of a liberal arts education in the Jesuit tradition through the Chester Gillis Award.鈥�

April 20, 2020

Faculty Member and Alumnus Receive 2020 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Nonfiction and Poetry

Charles King, professor and chair of the Department of Government, was awarded the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Nonfiction for his latest book Gods of the Upper Air. This award,鈥�

March 30, 2020

Noted Filmmaker Ken Burns Talks to Undergraduates About Storytelling

Austin Riddick (C鈥�20), who is working on a documentary to help garner support for a person he believes is wrongly convicted, got the chance to ask questions about storytelling鈥�

March 2, 2020

Elizabeth Velez (G鈥�83) and her friend, alumna Mary Esselman (C鈥�84, G鈥�87), wrote The Hell With Love: Poems to Mend a Broken Heart (Warner Books, 2002) after Esselman鈥�

February 14, 2020