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As US Election Results Were Tallied, New Latinx History Professor Discussed the Hispanic Vote with Class

Mike Amezcua, a professor in the Department of History, is teaching one of the first courses centered around Latinx history in the United States at Georgetown. With the鈥�

November 9, 2020

Working Together: Professor and Alumnus Co-Edit Book After Four-Year Collaboration

Peter C. Pfeiffer and Nathan T. Tschepik (C鈥�18) co-edited Meanings of Modern Work in Nineteenth- and Twenty-First-Century German Literature and Film, which just appeared with鈥�

November 5, 2020

Jennifer Woolard, professor and chair of psychology and adjunct professor of law, says she鈥檚 listened to students on the lead up to Nov. 3 as they expressed anxiety over how鈥�

November 5, 2020

A Dog-Eared Book: Georgetown Professor Publishes Collection of Poems About Humanity鈥檚 Best Friend

The adage dogs are a man鈥檚 best friend is hardly a new sentiment. Duncan Wu, a professor in the Department of English, curated, edited and published Dog-Eared, a collection of鈥�

October 26, 2020

Ignatian Seminar Examines Effects of Sound on Society and Race, Builds Community from Afar

During a time when many students are isolated, Ben Harbert, a professor in the Department of Performing Arts, has worked to create unity and community in his Ignatian Seminar by鈥�

October 21, 2020

Chemistry Professor Awarded Prestigious Fulbright Global Scholarship for Research on Reduction of Greenhouse Gases

YuYe J. Tong, a professor in the Department of Chemistry and director of the Environmental Metrology & Policy Program, was awarded a competitive Fulbright Global Scholar Award鈥�

October 20, 2020

Social Impact Nonprofit Honors Disability Justice Advocate Lydia Brown (C鈥�15) with 2020 Beacon Award

Los Angeles-based Social Impact Nonprofit Let鈥檚 Talk LD awarded Lydia Brown, faculty in the Disability Studies Program, this year鈥檚 Beacon Award for their work as an, 鈥�

October 8, 2020

Professor, Political Journalist Doyle McManus Discusses Role of Moderator in Presidential Debates

After the kickoff of the presidential debates last week, we sat down with Doyle McManus, director of the Journalism Program, reporter for the Los Angeles Times and panelist in鈥�

October 6, 2020

Emanuela Del Gado Elected as 2020 Fellow of the American Physical Society

Emanuela Del Gado, a Provost鈥檚 distinguished associate professor in the Department of Physics has been elected as a 2020 Fellow of the American Physical Society. Less than one鈥�

September 28, 2020

People who can unconsciously pick up on complex patterns are more likely to believe in God as the creator of patterns of events in the universe, according to a new, multicultural鈥�

September 9, 2020