Andrew Jiang
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Psaros Family Donates $14 Million to Namesake GU Financial Research Center (opens the original)
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A top Georgetown University donor invested $14 million into Georgetown’s financial policy research center, the university announced Sept. 22. Michael Psaros (MSB ’89) and Robin Psaros’ investment to the Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy, which conducts financial policy research, brings their total contribution to $25 million. The Psaros Center, established in 2010 within the McDonough School of Business (MSB), was renamed in the Psaros’ honor in 2022 after the family donated an $11
Faculty Senate Notified of University Strategic Plan, Reforms (opens the original)
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Georgetown University administrators briefed the faculty senate on new artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and administrative reforms for resource procurement at a Sept. 22 meeting. University President Eduardo Peñalver and French professor Andrew Sobanet — chair of the steering committee tasked with creating an institutional framework for AI use — detailed plans to solicit community feedback. Peñalver also announced plans to reconceptualize the university’s goods and services procurement s
GU Proposes Enrollment Expansion, Off-Campus Housing Limit in Neighborhood Proposal (opens the original)
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Georgetown University is looking to increase campus enrollment by 1.5%, according to a proposal about its campus plan before local Washington, D.C. officials. The proposed changes include increasing undergraduate enrollment by 1.5%, implementing a phased expansion of the medical school student population and a 970-person cap on off-campus undergraduate housing, a university spokesperson confirmed to The Hoya on Sept. 17. The proposal comes amid financial difficulties from declining international
Archbishop, Technology Scholars Advocate Respect for Human Dignity in AI Revolution (opens the original)
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A Catholic archbishop and a panel of artificial intelligence (AI) experts argued that expanding technology should not supersede human dignity at a Sept. 9 Georgetown University event. Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the Apostolic Nuncio of the Holy See to the United States, urged Catholics to foster public debate over AI’s impacts on job security and individuality. The panelists, who joined Caccia in Gaston Hall, also warned attendees about the dangers of commercializing human intelligence. The spea
GU Honors Physics Students with Scholarship (opens the original)
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Two Georgetown University graduate students won an internal scholarship recognizing their physics research, the university announced Sept 2. The Professor Walter G. Mayer Endowed Scholarship Fund, named after late Georgetown physics professor Walter Mayer, recognized doctoral candidates Colin Langton (GRD ’27) and Raheen Iqbal (GRD ’27) for their work in experimental physics. This is the first time the scholarship was awarded to a pair of students, who join 11 previous recipients of the scholars
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