A documentary examining the lives of the 272 enslaved persons Georgetown University sold in 1838, known as the GU272, premiered March 10.  Albert Moten...

The Center for Youth Justice (CYJ) at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy launched the Forgotten Children Initiative, an organization...

The journalist who first reported on Georgetown University’s history of enslavement urged community members to engage with the university’s complicated...

In the wake of everyday challenges and stressors, global political turmoil and the aftermath of a consequential (and controversial) election, I find myself...

In high school, theater was the outlet where I found the most joy, relishing in the ways that it was built to amuse audiences and offer an escape from...

This year, Georgetown University added a new element to the core curriculum called “Pathways to Social Justice” (PSJ). This curriculum introduces students...

Starting in Fall 2024, every Georgetown University first-year will take a one-credit course titled “Race, Power and Justice at Georgetown,” which will...

Hoyas Advocating for Slavery Accountability (HASA) held a libation ceremony Nov. 5 to honor the unrecognized victims of enslavement whose unpaid labor...

The author of “The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church,” discussed Georgetown University’s history...

Georgetown University President John DeGioia (CAS ’79, GRD ’95) sat down with The Hoya to discuss the future of admissions following the Supreme Court’s...

Georgetown University students hosted the first ever Slavery Remembrance Day event Sept. 10 to honor the horrific plight and servitude of enslaved persons...

Georgetown announced March 17 the formation of the Center for the Study of Slavery and Its Legacies (CSSL), an academic initiative for research and interdisciplinary...