Georgetown University
universityPrivate Jesuit research university in Washington, D.C., known for strong programs in international affairs, law, and the liberal arts. The main campus features historic buildings and multiple event and performance venues (for example, the Davis Performing Arts Center, Gaston Hall, and various formal, informal, and outdoor event spaces).
Upcoming Events (50)
NatSec Consultant’s Toolkit — SSP Skills Workshop
Part of Georgetown’s SSP Skills Workshop Series, this session delivers practical tools and templates for national-security consulting. Attendees work through threat assessment frameworks, risk communication, and toolkit-building exercises designed to sharpen real-world advisory skills.
Special Cherry Blossom “Sakura Spring” Cocktail
Join a Cherry Blossom Sakura Spring Cocktail tasting at Georgetown. Sample a seasonal lineup crafted by local mixologists, featuring floral, citrus notes inspired by the sakura bloom. An indoor Georgetown venue blends seasonal flair with a relaxed, social atmosphere in DC.
DC Student Sustainability Leadership Summit
Georgetown University hosts the DC Student Sustainability Leadership Summit, a student-focused conference exploring practical sustainability leadership on campus and beyond. Expect expert talks, panels on campus initiatives, and networking with students and professionals in Washington, DC.
Listening Guide to Incarceration
Georgetown University hosts a timely lecture, Listening Guide to Incarceration, examining how mass incarceration shapes policy, communities, and civil rights. The talk offers a rigorous, campus-based discussion with scholarly insights into reform, justice, and accountability.
Rhiannon Giddens @ George Mason University
Grammy-nominated folk artist Rhiannon Giddens performs live at George Mason University, delivering roots-inspired originals and traditional tunes in a campus concert setting. Expect rich storytelling and luminous vocals, blending old-time flavor with contemporary insight on a university stage.
Snacks with Student Affairs and GUPD
Join Georgetown's Student Affairs and the Georgetown University Police Department for a casual on-campus gathering with snacks. An informal chance to learn about student services, campus safety resources, and to connect with peers and campus staff in a relaxed setting.
Book Talk: Arab Women's Revolutionary Art
An insightful book talk at Georgetown University examining Arab women’s revolutionary art and its tensions between singularities and collectives. The discussion traces gender, politics, and visual culture, shedding new light on contemporary art history and feminist aesthetics in a campus setting.
MBA Pathways: Exploring Deferred MBA Programs
Georgetown hosts an information session on deferred MBA programs, outlining pathways, timelines, and admissions requirements for applicants aiming to start business school after work experience. Learn how deferred admissions work and what the program looks for in candidates.
PMHNP Post-Graduate Certificate Info Session
Georgetown University invites prospective nurses to an information session on the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Post-Graduate Certificate. Learn about curriculum, prerequisites, clinical internship options, and potential career paths for PMHNP credentials. Q&A with program faculty follows.
NeuroTech Harbor Showcase
Georgetown University hosts the NeuroTech Harbor Showcase, a tech-forward event presenting neuroscience and neurotechnology demos from researchers and startups. Attendees can explore hands-on demonstrations, hear short talks, and network with scholars and industry professionals in a campus setting with a harbor-themed atmosphere.
International Trade Seminar with Tishara Garg
Georgetown hosts an International Trade Seminar with Tishara Garg from Princeton University. The talk examines current global trade dynamics, policy implications, and empirical insights in a concise, scholarly setting.
Doctoral Project Defense: Kevin Melo
Georgetown University hosts the doctoral project defense of Kevin Melo. The candidate presents the dissertation and defends it before faculty, followed by a Q&A session in a formal academic setting on campus.
Tech & Society Week 2026
Dissertation Defense: Grace Hahm
Grace Hahm's dissertation defense at Georgetown University is a formal academic milestone where her doctoral work is presented to and evaluated by the committee. Held March 23, 2026 at 1:00 PM UTC at the Georgetown campus, the session invites professors, peers, and students to witness the culmination of years of research.
Spanish Conversation Hour
Join Georgetown's Spanish Conversation Hour on March 23 at 1:45 PM to practice speaking Spanish in a friendly, informal setting. Open to students and the public; no registration required. Sessions focus on everyday conversation, cultural topics, and practical language tips in a welcoming campus venue.
The Impostor: A Social Archetype of the 1920s
Join Dr. Nicola Gess at Georgetown University for a focused lecture on the impostor as a social archetype in the 1920s. The talk analyzes cultural myths, identity, and the era's shifting norms, offering historical insight in a campus setting that invites discussion.
Richard Walters Discussion Group
A moderated political discussion at Georgetown University led by Richard Walters. The session invites students and scholars to unpack current political topics through lively debate, case studies, and a Q&A in an academic setting.
Distinguished Scientist Seminar Series: David Waxman
Georgetown University hosts the Distinguished Scientist Seminar Series featuring David Waxman, PhD. This formal lecture presents cutting-edge research in the sciences and invites audience questions.
Translating Literary Giants
Scholars explore how translating renowned literary works shapes meaning across languages and cultures. This Georgetown discussion delves into translation strategies, challenges of conveying style, and the cultural impact of bringing literary giants into new languages.
Her Shark Story: Film Screening & Panel
Screening of Her Shark Story as part of the DC Environmental Film Festival at Georgetown University, followed by a panel discussion with filmmakers and marine-conservation experts. The event blends cinematic storytelling with expert dialogue in a university setting, highlighting environmental issues and ocean health.
Japanese Language Table
Georgetown University hosts a casual Japanese Language Table for informal conversation practice with fellow learners in a welcoming campus setting. No registration required; drop in to improve speaking, pick up phrases, and connect with peers.
Phase 1 Selection
Information session on Phase 1 housing selection at Georgetown University. Learn the steps, timelines, and how to participate in the Phase 1 residential allocation. Attendees will get guidance from Residential Living staff.
Intelligence Studies Consortium Spring 2026 Symposium
Georgetown University hosts the Intelligence Studies Consortium Spring 2026 Symposium, examining the intelligence profession's evolving role amid future challenges and opportunities. The event gathers scholars, policymakers, and practitioners for keynote talks and panels on threat assessment, ethics, and governance in intelligence work.
Colombia’s Next President: What Comes After the Vote?
Georgetown University hosts a post-election policy discussion on Colombia's presidential vote, analyzing likely policy shifts, regional dynamics, and the path forward after the election. An informed, campus-centered talk featuring scholars and policy experts.
Virtual MBA Application Workshop
Georgetown hosts a virtual MBA Application Workshop guiding you through essays, resumes, and interview prep with admissions counselors. Get tips on deadlines, requirements, and the admissions process in a practical, Q&A session.
Purpose in Practice: Applying AI Across the Mission-Driven Job Search
Georgetown University hosts a lecture on how AI can enhance mission-driven job searching. The session explores practical applications, tools, and ethical considerations for aligning careers with social impact, helping students and professionals navigate purpose-driven paths.
Art in Your Hands: Artists’ Books
Join a hands-on exploration of artists’ books at Georgetown University’s Booth Family Center for Special Collections. Discover rare, artist-made volumes, bindings, and the history of book arts in a university library setting.
HOYA AI: Georgetown Alumni Discuss the Future of Artificial Intelligence
Georgetown University hosts HOYA AI, featuring Georgetown alumni discussing the future of artificial intelligence, its ethical dimensions, and implications for policy and industry. An engaging campus talk blending academic insight with real-world perspectives.
Legacies of the Gulag: Russian Camps Past and Present
This lecture at Georgetown University analyzes the Soviet Gulag system and its enduring legacies in memory, policy, and human rights. Drawing on archival research and testimonies, the talk connects past camps to present debates on repression and accountability.
CrSBr: A New Platform for Nonlinear Opto-Magnonics
Georgetown University hosts an afternoon physics colloquium introducing CrSBr as a new platform for nonlinear opto-magnonics, with insights into photonics and quantum materials. The talk, scheduled Fri Mar 24, 2026 at 15:15 UTC, showcases recent results and potential applications in condensed-matter photonics.
US-Israeli War on Iran: Regional Perspectives
Georgetown hosts a timely lecture on the US-Israeli approach to Iran, featuring regional experts and policy scholars. The session analyzes historical context, current dynamics, and potential diplomatic consequences, offering insights into regional security and U.S. policy.
MIMR Meetup with Rana Cömertpay
An academic-oriented meetup at Georgetown University featuring Rana Cömertpay of the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (MIMR). Learn about current soci-economic research, exchange ideas, and explore collaboration opportunities in a casual university setting.
Econometrics Seminar: Kirill Borusyak (UC Berkeley)
Georgetown hosts an Econometrics Seminar featuring Kirill Borusyak (UC Berkeley). The talk covers advanced econometric methods and current research insights by a leading economist, attracting attendees from Georgetown and visiting scholars. A focused, rigorous afternoon of quantitative discussion in an academic setting.
Jon Tester Discussion Group
A campus discussion at Georgetown University exploring Jon Tester’s policies and current U.S. politics. Expect an interactive format with brief insights followed by audience Q&A in a university setting.
International Affairs Alumni Community Reciprocity Ring
Georgetown hosts an International Affairs Alumni Community Reciprocity Ring, a structured networking session where alumni propose needs and offer help in exchange. Participants share insights, build connections, and mobilize professional resources in a campus setting.
Author Reading & Discussion: Ice’s End
Join a live author reading of Ice’s End at Georgetown University, followed by a moderated discussion and Q&A. Hear excerpts, explore themes, and engage with fellow readers in a scholarly on-campus setting.
Lattes & Lit: Garcia Girls book club discussion
Join Georgetown's Lattes & Lit for a cozy, caffeinated discussion of Julia Alvarez's How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents. A relaxed, sociable literary gathering at Georgetown University that explores identity and storytelling through the novel.
Stephen Martinko: Capitol Campus Conversations
Stephen Martinko discusses campus-level political issues in this Capitol Campus Conversations talk at Georgetown University. Aimed at students and community members, the session covers current public policy debates and campus-polity dynamics in a thoughtful, engaging format.
Psychology Major/Minor Declaration Session
Georgetown University hosts the Psychology Major/Minor Declaration Session to help undergraduates understand degree requirements, advising steps, and deadlines for declaring a psychology major or minor. Attendees will learn course planning tips and meet academic staff to map out their track on campus.
Dissertation Defense: John Blanks Dameron Potter
Georgetown University hosts a PhD dissertation defense by John Blanks Dameron Potter. The session presents his original research to a faculty committee, followed by questions and scholarly discussion in a formal academic setting.
Dissertation Defense: Andrew Ross
Public dissertation defense for Andrew Ross at Georgetown University. A formal doctoral examination before the committee, featuring a research presentation and subsequent Q&A in a campus lecture setting.
Doctoral Project Defense: Alexandra Jones
Applied Microeconomics Seminar: Jonathan Colmer (UVA)
Georgetown University hosts an Applied Microeconomics Seminar featuring Jonathan Colmer of the University of Virginia. This focused session showcases current microeconomic research and applied methods, offering insights into contemporary topics in economics. Open to students and professionals.
Zoom AI Companion and AI Whiteboard
Georgetown University hosts a tech briefing on Zoom's AI Companion and the AI Whiteboard, with live demos of intelligent collaboration tools and insights into classroom and meeting productivity.
LNTT: On the Record with NTIA’s Senior Advisor for Spectrum
Georgetown University hosts a policy-focused talk featuring NTIA’s Senior Advisor for Spectrum. The session covers spectrum allocation, regulatory priorities, and the implications for wireless tech and national broadband strategy.
Forté | Your MBA, Your Way: Programs for Working Professionals
Join Forté for Your MBA, Your Way: Programs for Working Professionals at Georgetown University. Explore MBA options tailored for working professionals, hear program highlights, and learn how to balance work, study, and career growth. An informative campus info session hosted at Georgetown.
We’ve Pivoted: Nonprofits
Georgetown University hosts a timely lecture on how nonprofit organizations have pivoted to meet changing funding landscapes, governance needs, and stakeholder expectations. The session highlights practical strategies and real-world insights for leaders navigating disruption.
LARS: Campaign Finance Reform & Public Procurement
Part of the LARS series at Georgetown University, this lecture explores campaign finance reform and its effects on public procurement and favoritism in government contracting. Expect expert speakers, data-driven analysis, and a discussion of policy implications for markets and democracy.
Financing BioTech Innovation: Challenges and Opportunities
Georgetown University hosts an academic conference examining how biotech startups are financed, exploring funding sources, risk, regulatory considerations, and opportunities for translational innovation. The session brings together researchers and industry experts to discuss practical pathways for turning scientific advances into market-ready therapies.
PhD Dissertation Defense: Karthik Gajulapalli
Georgetown University hosts the PhD dissertation defense of Karthik Gajulapalli in the computer science department. On March 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM UTC, the candidate presents original research before a faculty committee, inviting peers and students to engage with the latest CS findings in a formal academic setting.