Archive:News

• In “Facing Georgetown’s History,” Student Artists Reflect on the GU272

  Starting April 8, Lauinger Library will host an exhibition on its Fourth Floor Community Gallery reflecting on Georgetown University’s role in the injustice of slavery and the legacies of enslavement and segregation in our nation. “Facing Georgetown’s History Through Art” will showcase multifaceted artwork from the capstone projects of students in Prof. Adam Rothman’s History 099: Facing Georgetown’s History course from 2021 to 2023.

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• Interview with Robby Turner (CAS ’24): Kalorama Summer Research Fellowship Scholar

  Robby Turner (CAS ’24) discusses his paper, "Images of an Illusory Past: The Role of History in the Changing American Far-Right" By Lindsey Gradowski (CAS '24) Historical research does not alwa

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• Interview with Pace Schwarz (CAS ’23): Kalorama Summer Research Fellowship Scholar

  Pace Schwarz (CAS ’23) discusses his paper, "Reviving Class Discourse in the Language of Occupy Wall Street" By Lindsey Gradowski (CAS '24) Pace Schwarz did not plan on majoring in History

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• Interview with Angela Nguyen (CAS ’24): Kalorama Summer Research Fellowship Scholar

  Angela Nguyen (CAS '24) discusses her paper, "Redefining War Crimes: The Bertrand Russell Tribunal’s Expansion of the Definition of War Crimes" By Lindsey Gradowski (CAS '24) Angela Nguyen

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• Cosmic Luck: NASA’s Apollo 11 Moon Quarantine Broke Down

  Low-likelihood and high-consequence risks really matter… mitigating them is one of the most important things that governments can do.

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• Finding the Latinx City with Mike Amezcua and Pedro A. Regalado

  One of the questions that guided me early on concerned the role of Latinx people as custodians of that space. What innovations did they mobilize to survive?

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• In Conversation with Prof. Mike Amezcua

  We look at urban space and ask “how did this come about?” The city and all that’s associated with it – from people, to buildings, to pigeons, to toxins, becomes the site of engagement for us

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• Spotlight on Xin Zheng: Phillips Collection

  “Xin Zheng is the Makeba Clay Diversity Fellow, and will support The Phillip Collection’s Institutional History Project.”

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• Prof. Dagomar Degroot Contributes to UN Human Development Report

  Today’s climate crisis has no precedent in Earth’s history, owing to the combination of its speed, eventual magnitude, global scale and human cause.

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• The Frederick Douglass Anthology

  History Major Dami Kim (COL ’24) has assembled a collection of the abolitionist, writer, and orator’s most prominent works.

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