Spotlight: The Age of COVID-19 at Georgetown
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Georgetown has transitioned to a remote learning environment for the remainder of the spring semester. Scattered across the globe, members of the Georgetown community are working together to respond to the pandemic while staying connected to each other. |
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Georgetown professor Rajesh Veeraraghavan and research partners from the Urban Spatial Observatory are using data to help Indian citizens, journalists, and government officials respond to coronavirus.
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Georgetown experts in science, history, international affairs, and health say COVID-19 has deeply impacted the world’s carbon footprint.
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Georgetown University Medical Center has provided seed money to 15 teams of investigators to better track the disease and study ways to slow or stop the pandemic, as well as generate ideas for potential therapies or vaccines.
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While social distancing around the world, members of Georgetown University’s unique faith communities have been able to maintain their spiritual practices from around the globe.
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The COVID-19 outbreak has derailed the vibrant student life at Georgetown. Despite the physical distance, these international students have found ways to connect and to recreate campus life with their friends.
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Georgetown Now
How can we cultivate a feeling of belonging in a new reality devoid of face-to-face interactions?
On April 3 Charlene Brown-McKenzie, director of the Center for Multicultural Equity & Access, joined Georgetown President John J. DeGioia for a conversation on building a community of diversity under virtual circumstances.
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Professor Joanna Lewis believes the United States and China together can advance global climate and sustainability interests through energy sector leadership.
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The Georgetown University community mourns the loss of leader, colleague, and friend Maeve McKean, who passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, April 9.
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