Tech, Toxins, and Truth: STEM Brunch

Join CEAd Mikal for a campus STEM brunch on e-waste, tech, and environmental health. Meet at Somers Hall and move to the Marvin Center for talks on the health impacts of modern technology.

GW SAHC Keynote: Karan Brar on Heritage and Identity

GW SAHC presents keynote speaker Karan Brar at the Jack Morton Auditorium, discussing cultural duality, representation, and breaking stereotypes. The talk weaves heritage with future identities, reflecting the theme 'Unraveling the past. Weaving what’s next.'

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.

Feeding America Safely: A Practical Path Forward on Pesticides

An expert-led policy discussion at The Heritage Foundation on how to ensure feeding America safely through smarter pesticide regulation. Learn about practical pathways, regulatory challenges, and scientific considerations shaping U.S. agricultural safety.

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.

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.

Alben Barkley Endowed Lecture: Public Opinion about Public Finance

The GWU CCAS Department of Political Science presents the 2026 Alben Barkley Endowed Lecture with John Sides, examining how public opinion shapes public finance policy, at Monroe Hall on March 23, 2026 at 2 PM.

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.

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.

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.

GW Center for Law & Technology Speaker Series: Prof. Anita L. Allen, the University of Pennsylvania

GW's Center for Law & Technology hosts Prof. Anita L. Allen (UPenn) for a lecture on Privacy or Publicity: Dilemmas of Respect for the Dead. A thoughtful blend of law, philosophy, and bioethics addressing dignity, rights, and data in the modern era.

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.

How to Pray?: A Lenten Talk Series with Fr. James

Join Father James for a Lenten series on how to pray at the Newman Chapel inside the GWU Newman Center. These 8–9 pm sessions invite seekers to explore practical approaches to prayer and deepen spiritual practice in an open, welcoming setting.

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.

Slavery and Freedom Highlights Tour

Take a guided highlights tour at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, tracing key moments of slavery and emancipation. The tour weaves artifacts, exhibits, and expert storytelling into a focused 60–75 minute experience, offering fresh context on freedom's evolution in American history.

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.

Fireside Chat: Public Service Across Sectors

Join visiting Richey Fellow Angelo Mathay for a lunchtime fireside chat exploring how immigration law, policy, philanthropy, and federal employment law intersect across sectors. Held in the Burns Moot Courtroom at GW Law, this informal yet insightful talk will feature perspectives from an EEOC Administrative Judge and include boxed lunches.

Elliott School of International Affairs Virtual Information Session

Join a virtual information session hosted by the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University. Learn about the graduate admissions process, available programs, and student services, with a live Q&A to ask questions.

Conversations on Food Justice: SNAP Restrictions & Politics of Eating

Policy-focused discussion on SNAP restrictions, food justice, and who gets to choose what’s on the table. Hosted by Food & Society at the Aspen Institute and GW's Global Food Institute, the talk examines how limits shape dignity, access, and the politics of eating. Tue, Mar 24, 2026, 1:00 PM, GW.

The Status of U.S. Democracy

The Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics (IDDP) launches its Food for Thought series with Jennifer Victor, examining the status of U.S. democracy. An interdisciplinary lunchtime lecture at GWU's Media and Public Affairs Building that invites dialogue across disciplines.

Spy With Me: Memory Loss Program

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.