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This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds 
Third Person Omniscient presents the paintings and sculptures of Louisville artist Peter Price. The exhibition is on view at the John C. and Marcia M. Cochenour Gallery and runs from August 27 to October 2. Contact: Aaron Reynolds Homecoming Court nominations will be open September 28th-October 5th. Give your friend their main character moment and nominate them to be crowned the king or queen of your class. Make your list & watch for your building staff to open up nominations. |
5 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
Third Person Omniscient presents the paintings and sculptures of Louisville artist Peter Price. The exhibition is on view at the John C. and Marcia M. Cochenour Gallery and runs from August 27 to October 2. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
7 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
Third Person Omniscient presents the paintings and sculptures of Louisville artist Peter Price. The exhibition is on view at the John C. and Marcia M. Cochenour Gallery and runs from August 27 to October 2. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
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Everyone is welcome to this trivia night hosted by the Alpha Lambda Delta honor society. Snacks and prizes provided
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Samuel Steyn '27 presents on research done over the summer. Description: Small numerical errors in supercomputer simulations can cause big problems for highly sensitive gravitational wave detectors. This presentation breaks down a computational project that tests massive black hole binary (MBHB) simulations across three major catalogs (SXS, RIT, and MAYA). By calculating a comprehensive health […] |
5 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
Third Person Omniscient presents the paintings and sculptures of Louisville artist Peter Price. The exhibition is on view at the John C. and Marcia M. Cochenour Gallery and runs from August 27 to October 2. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
4 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
Third Person Omniscient presents the paintings and sculptures of Louisville artist Peter Price. The exhibition is on view at the John C. and Marcia M. Cochenour Gallery and runs from August 27 to October 2. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
3 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
3 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
4 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds Final Day to work with your RHC and submit your nominations for Homecoming Court. |
5 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
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Students will meet in the chapel and then split up into groups of 10-20, and walk through campus. Four members of the GC community will provide a brief history lesson at each place/space Contact: Tracy Livingston
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Dr. Johnson will be sharing about GC's new Center for Sustainability and Community Resilience. |
2 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
2 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
2 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
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This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
1 event,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
3 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
4 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
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Departments will have tables set up outside (between Pawling Hall and Chapel) toadvertise their majors/minors Contact: Tracy Livingston |
3 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
5 events,
This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds
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The Dunkin' Truck will be outside of Alumni Gym giving out free $5 gift cards and hot beverage samples.
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Dr. Carter will present on the history of literary censorship and challenged books, followed by an opportunity for attendees to share the challenged books that have mattered to them. Sigma Tau Delta’s challenged books event invites the campus community to explore how literature connects us across differences in experience, identity, and belief. By considering why […] |
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This is a retrospective exhibition of the work of Georgetown College faculty member Prof. Daniel Graham, marking his 20th year at the college. The exhibit runs from September 3 to October 16 in the Anne Write Wilson Fine Arts Gallery. Contact: Aaron Reynolds |
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Are you getting the senior year scaries? Prepare for your professional future at this Nexus event, offering: Resume review: Bring a copy of your resume and get real-time feedback from the Graves Center for Calling and Career Mock interviews: Tackle the trickiest interview questions with GC alums in the Offices of Admission and Alumni Relations […] |
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On the third Tuesday of every month, we collect shelf-stable food and hygiene items for our no-questions-asked student food pantry. Stop by the Alumni House anytime between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to drop off donations and help keep our pantry stocked for students. Every can, box and bag makes a difference. Most popular pantry […]
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Assistant AD, FCA Coordinator and GC Alum, Keith Hackett, will be preaching on the topic “Called to Justice
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Screening of Perceval le Gallois (1978), written and directed by Éric Rohmer, based on the 12th-century Arthurian romance by Chrétien de Troyes. A brief presentation and follow-up discussion will bookend the screening. |
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Hosted by the Popcorn Review--GC's Film Club |
9 events,Students must register their internship by this date. The internship registration/application online form is located in the Portal > Departments> Center for Calling & Career > Internships on the lower right. Contact: Faith Cracraft Email: [email protected] Phone: 4235045739 This exhibition, curated by the students of ART 361, examines the history of Georgetown's most iconic buildings and features archival materials including photographs, blueprints, and other forms of memorabilia.
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A dry event addressing safe drinking practices. A training provided by Captain Joshua Bedson and other Lieutenants with the Scott County Sheriff’s Office covering alcohol awareness topics.
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This exhibition, curated by the students of ART 361, examines the history of Georgetown's most iconic buildings and features archival materials including photographs, blueprints, and other forms of memorabilia.
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The Georgetown College Maskrafters are staging a collection of creepy, classic literary works for this Halloween season. The hour-long production features stories and poems by Saki, Ellen Glasgow, W.W. Jacobs, Walter de la Mare, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and, of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Music recorded by the Georgetown College choirs will add to the atmosphere. This show […] |
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Contact: Kelley Arnold Email: [email protected] Phone: 8595367087
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The Georgetown College Maskrafters are staging a collection of creepy, classic literary works for this Halloween season. The hour-long production features stories and poems by Saki, Ellen Glasgow, W.W. Jacobs, Walter de la Mare, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and, of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Music recorded by the Georgetown College choirs will add to the atmosphere. This show […] |
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Contact: Kelley Arnold Email: [email protected] Phone: 8595367087
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Alumni, students, family, and friends, Join Us in the Quad to meet and hang out with your favorite faculty and staff!
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Contact: Kelley Arnold Email: [email protected] Phone: 8595367087 |
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The Georgetown College Maskrafters are staging a collection of creepy, classic literary works for this Halloween season. The hour-long production features stories and poems by Saki, Ellen Glasgow, W.W. Jacobs, Walter de la Mare, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and, of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Music recorded by the Georgetown College choirs will add to the atmosphere. This show […] |
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The student organizations Spectrum and Black Student Union are co-sponsoring a Halloween movie night to watch the movie Moonlight. Students will discuss themes related to Queerness and Blackness after the movie. |
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The Mobile Scott County Library will be on campus to help students get acclimated to the county library and provide any resources they need that our campus library does not have. Contact: Kelsey Adams
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Chris Hogan, a distinguished alum of GC, will speak about finances
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Members of the Georgetown Sustainability Initiative (GSI) will lead students on leaf walks and talk about the value of trees. During the walks, students will collect leaves in color and create a memento of pressed leaves
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Eric Weber (UK Educational Policy Studies and Accountability) will speak about social and institutional responses to harmful speech. The Philosophy Club and Political Science department are co-sponsoring the event. |
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Calling all students, faculty, and staff: carve a pumpkin! Don't miss the illuminated display of 100 pumpkins through Halloween night. Get an exclusive, hard-to-find sticker of President Allen and Eli, the GC Tiger, for anyone who carves a pumpkin.
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The Political Science Department will co-host an event with the League of Women Voters to screen the film Freedom Song. After the movie, we will discuss its historical and enduring relevance and the importance of political participation.
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Get ready for a night of screams, scares, and thrills at the haunted house hosted by PIKE and the Proud Latino Association! Bring your friends and test your courage as you make your way through a night filled with frights around every corner. |
5 events,"Composite Matter" brings together the work of Jordan S. Hines and Travis Townsend. Their work, a combination of painting and three dimensional sculpture, explores the border between abstraction and figuration.
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"Composite Matter" brings together the work of Jordan S. Hines and Travis Townsend. Their work, a combination of painting and three dimensional sculpture, explores the border between abstraction and figuration. |
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Macabre by Moonlight The Georgetown College Maskrafters are staging a collection of creepy, classic literary works for this Halloween season. The hour-long production features stories and poems by Saki, Ellen Glasgow, W.W. Jacobs, Walter de la Mare, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and, of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Music recorded by the Georgetown College choirs will add to the […] |
3 events,
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Macabre by Moonlight The Georgetown College Maskrafters are staging a collection of creepy, classic literary works for this Halloween season. The hour-long production features stories and poems by Saki, Ellen Glasgow, W.W. Jacobs, Walter de la Mare, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and, of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Music recorded by the Georgetown College choirs will add to the […] |
3 events,
Macabre by Moonlight The Georgetown College Maskrafters are staging a collection of creepy, classic literary works for this Halloween season. The hour-long production features stories and poems by Saki, Ellen Glasgow, W.W. Jacobs, Walter de la Mare, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and, of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Music recorded by the Georgetown College choirs will add to the […] |
