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Justinianic Plague Not a Landmark Pandemic?

Until recently, the Justinianic Plague was thought to have killed up to half of the population of the Mediterranean between 541 and 750 CE. Departments of Biology and History鈥�

December 2, 2019

Georgetown Professor Launches Remembering YoU, a Community Archiving Initiative to Preserve Historic U-Street Neighborhood

Department of History Professor Ananya Chakravarti is working to preserve the rich history of one of Washington鈥檚 most culturally vibrant neighborhoods. She and Georgetown鈥�

November 6, 2019

Alison Mackey, Department of Linguistics, John McNeill, Department of History, and Cristina Sanz, Department of Spanish and Portuguese joined Italo Mocchetti, Georgetown鈥�

November 5, 2019

海角论坛 Faculty Honored with President鈥檚 Awards for Distinguished Scholar-Teachers

These awards commend faculty who were nominated by their students and faculty peers for outstanding service to our community and to the Academy as exemplary scholar-teachers,鈥�

October 7, 2019

Five faculty experts weigh in on their top concerns for the environment and climate change in keeping with the university's commitment to sustainability and Pope Francis鈥欌��

September 16, 2019

Paul Rochford (C鈥�20) has traveled to Eastern Europe to help identify previously unknown mass graves during the Holocaust under a Georgetown professor鈥檚 guidance, Rev. Patrick鈥�

September 5, 2019

Examining “Fake News” in History

The Georgetown 海角论坛 Department of History hosted a roundtable discussion titled 鈥淔ake News in History,鈥� in which presenters discussed the spread of false information at鈥�

February 8, 2019

Benton-Cohen Teaches Immigration History in Japan Residency

Professor Katherine Benton-Cohen visited Japan last summer as part of an academic. 鈥�

December 18, 2018

Cooper, Rich Advocate for Liberal Arts

Academy Award-nominated actor Bradley Cooper (C’97) and Warner Bros. executive Blair Rich (C’97) visited Georgetown last Tuesday for a discussion with President鈥�

September 17, 2018