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View All NewsData Center Move to Affect Technology Services
As Georgetown prepares to migrate its 100-plus servers to a new, state-of-the-art data center in Laurel, Md., many applications and services, including GUMail and university Web sites, will be unavailable to users during three successive weekends in July.
Jesuit Scholar Remembered for Late-Night Liturgy
For 40 years, the Rev. Thomas King, S.J., delivered the 11:15 p.m. Mass in Dahlgren Chapel, six nights a week. That Georgetown tradition ended on June 23 when the Jesuit died suddenly of a heart attack in his campus residence that Tuesday evening. He was 80.
Faith Video Series Launched on Washington Post Site
Georgetown University's Program for Jewish Civilization and Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs recently launched Faith Complex, a new online video series featuring interviews with experts in religion, culture and politics.
Georgetown Steps Up Career Assistance Efforts
As the nation works to emerge from its severe economic downturn, Georgetown's ethic of service to others emerges as service to its own.
Yellow Ribbon Program Offers New Option To Veterans
Starting in the fall, veterans of the armed forces may be eligible for more Georgetown tuition and fee benefits thanks to the university's participation in a program under the Veterans Educational Assistance Act.
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