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  • Thank You, Dean Gillis
    April 28, 2017
    As Dean Chester Gillis returns to the theology faculty, we honor much more than a nine-year deanship — we honor a man who has spent decades living out the values that Georgetown espouses and brightening the lives of all he encountered on the Hilltop.
  • Maillard Paper Named Editor's Pick
    April 10, 2017
    When chemistry professor Rodrigo Maillard’s manuscript was selected as an Editor’s Choice at the prestigious Journal of Biological Chemistry this month, it meant more to the 10th-year professor than just a big splash for his lab.
  • The Ghost Professor: Feinman Todd Releases Memoir
    March 27, 2017
    Last month, journalism program director Barbara Feinman Todd published a memoir of her career, including her time research, editing and ghostwriting for a number of Washington's biggest names.
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