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UndocuWeek returns to campus to celebrate and elevate immigrant voices - Vimarsana News

UndocuWeek returns to campus to celebrate and elevate immigrant voices

HFIR hosted its sixth annual UndocuWeek to educate, support, and raise awareness for undocumented students on Georgetown’s campus.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion - Vimarsana News

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

We believe that a diverse campus is critical in order for our students, faculty and staff to be engaged and productive members of a global society.

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GUSA initiative pushes for textbook affordability and accessibility - Vimarsana News

GUSA initiative pushes for textbook affordability and accessibility

GUSA initiative pushes for textbook affordability and accessibility The GUSA Senate is creating a subcommittee for book affordability and accessibility to assist students with accessing textbooks. The project seeks to lower the barrier low and middle-income students face each semester when purchasing textbooks and class materials. The subcommittee, led by Sen. Kariel Bennett (COL ’23), focuses on three initiatives: a scholarship fund, book-cap, and a university-wide book drive. The scholarship will provide grants to qualifying students to buy textbooks. Eligibility for the fund wil...

Make room, Georgetown. Indigenous studies needs a place in the academy. - Vimarsana News

Make room, Georgetown. Indigenous studies needs a place in the academy.

Only 26 Georgetown students are taking a class on Indigenous people this semester. Of the over 6,000 undergraduates attending Georgetown, that’s only four thousandths of a percent. That’s how many students are enrolled in PHIL 156, Intro to Indigenous Philosophy, the lone three-credit course on Indigeneity being offered this semester. Sure, other professors could bring in discussions about Indigenous people into their curriculum—but they aren’t required to. And if a student is hoping to go to some department-sponsored events and learn on their own time, that might be a bit challenging...

Whitney Maddox leaves Georgetown with a lasting impact - Vimarsana News

Whitney Maddox leaves Georgetown with a lasting impact

Whitney Maddox leaves Georgetown with a lasting impact  Whitney Maddox (G’10, ’19), the Center for Social Justice’s (CSJ) Assistant Director of Leadership Development and Racial Justice Initiatives, has departed Georgetown for a new position as NPR’s Diversity Equity & Inclusion (DEI) manager beginning Feb 1. Whether a student, intern, or faculty member, Maddox has become a beloved figure in Georgetown’s community for working to elevate the voices and issues of BIPOC students. Maddox was one of 499 candidates from across the country who applied for the new position, according to...