Office of Communications

College of Arts & Sciences — Office of Communications

Learn More About the College of Arts & Sciences

The College of Arts & Sciences Office of Communications is responsible for helping shape and execute the overarching communications strategy for the College, advancing key priorities of the Dean to broad and diverse audiences, and connecting these priorities to larger conversations. It also manages the daily operation of the College’s central communications channels, including the website, email, and social media accounts, and guides the College’s media engagement.

College of Arts & Sciences Logo Files

Horizontal or Stacked versions in gray, blue, and black (JPG and PNG). NetID Login required.

Download CAS Logos
Jon Ossoff speaker at Gaston with students

Department and Program Logo Files

Horizontal or Stacked versions in gray, blue, white, and black (EPS, JPG, and PNG). NetID Login required.

Download Department & Program Logos

College of Arts & Sciences Style Guide

Name and Usage Style Guide: How to refer to the College of Arts & Science

Read the Style Guide

Branded Materials: PowerPoint and Letterhead

Widescreen PPTX and Letterhead files. NetID Login required.

Download Branded Materials

Unsure of Who to Contact or Have General Questions?

Our Comms team spans the web, magazine, Zoomcasts, email, traditional media, and social media channels with the goal of sharing and telling the story of the College of Arts & Science’s integrated education and productive research in the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and fine arts.  Contact our team with questions, comments, or suggestions.


The Latest College News

A man with short hair smiles outside. He wears at Georgetown t-shirt.

News Story

Bringing the Humanities to the Town Square: Ricardo Ortiz Champions the Intersection of Academic and Public Life

Professor Ricardo Ortiz has been named guest editor for a special edition of Public Humanities, a peer-reviewed journal from Cambridge University Press that publishes scholarship at the nexus of the…

December 13, 2024

News Story

Georgetown Historian Awarded €10 Million to Solve Enduring Mystery of the Black Death

In the early 14th century, pandemic plague emerged in central Asia. It arrived in the Mediterranean region and Europe in the late 1340s, spreading widely and killing millions. Somewhere between one…

November 26, 2024

A man with short hair looks straight into the camera and crosses his arms. He stands outside and wears a blue quarterzip.

News Story

Georgetown Neuroscientist to lead $2.5 Million National Science Foundation Project on Creativity in STEM

How does creativity enable innovators in science, technology, engineering and math to succeed and to find meaningful solutions to previously intractable problems? That’s exactly what Adam Green…

November 22, 2024