Thanks to our colleagues Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences for highlighting last month's conversation with NI FM Michelle O’Neill and dFM Emma Little-Pengelly BL in the news roundup today. BMW Center for German and European Studies (CGES) GU Women & Peace Georgetown SFS

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A new paper on vaccine discourse by Georgetown Linguistics professor Alison Mackey with colleagues Stephen Flusberg (Psychology, Vassar) and Elena Semino (Linguistics, Lancaster).

Can we get a collective Awwww.... ?! Welcome to the Hilltop, Jack the Bulldog!

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Congratulations to Tommy Batterman (C'22) for receiving the 2024 Rhodes Scholarship! Read all about Tommy's work and scholarship here.

Dr. Martha Weiss talks about the cicadas diet preferences in a new paper out.

DC folks: Join me on Georgetown's campus Thurs Nov 9 @ 4pm for a convo and reception about DISRUPTING DC with the ever-humbling mkazin. Co-sponsored by Dept of History, Tech & Society, Culture and Politics Program, Kalmanovitz Initiative, & Georgetown Global Cities Initiative.

Georgetown University Professor Abigail Marsh discusses her research to investigate the brains of people who have taken the highly altruistic act of donating a kidney to a stranger and why she became interested in altruism in the first place. Read more: bit.ly/3sfIVcc

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Machine-learning recognition of Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction from magnetometry, Bradley J. Fugetta, Zhijie Chen, Dhritiman Bhattacharya, Kun Yue, Kai Liu, Amy Y. Liu, and Gen Yin Georgetown Physics Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences #CondensedMatter #Magnetism #MachineLearning go.aps.org/3RM5xfk

Happening TODAY — we can't wait to see you there!

Don't miss this event tonight with PBS PBS NewsHour!

Today at 6:00 p.m.: Author Rachel L. Swarns and Georgetown History Prof Adam Rothman talk about the book, “The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church”

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Happening October 10 - PBS NewsHour's “Searching For Justice”: Incarceration and the Family. 👇👇👇

For those of you on the Hilltop, make sure to arrive early to secure your seat for this first conversation with Mike Pence!

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Italian Prof. and Department Chair Laura Benedetti will be part of a panel discussing Italo Calvino’s enduring relevance in the 21st century. 👇👇👇

As we begin the new school year, we’re kicking off another year of Georgetown Stories, a series that follows a group of students throughout the academic year at Georgetown as they share their experiences with past, present and future Hoyas.

It's that time again: A stellar lineup of Georgetown University journalists - Christina Cauterucci Patrick Hruby Julia Jester Sarah Mucha Shaun Tandon - are back with career advice for aspiring reporters TOMORROW! Current GU students and recent alums, register here: journalism.georgetown.edu/events/

Davis Fellow Nami Bolat (C’25) spent the past few months researching the Nabis, a cult-like group of artists, across the United States, Japan, and France.

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Undergraduates recently traveled to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula as part of a new immersive summer course and found the experience shifted how they interact with the environment — and with their own future.

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