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 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 […] |
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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 […] |
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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 […] |
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An important Mexican cultural tradition. This celebration provides an opportunity for our campus community (and particularly students who are taking Spanish this semester) to come together, explore Mexican culture, and appreciate traditions that emphasize family, remembrance, and the celebration of life. Through music, food, crafts, and papel picado (paper cutouts), students can learn about the […] |
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Representatives from seminaries and divinity schools from around the country will visit Georgetown College and share information about their programs with GC students. Students will receive Nexus credit by talking with a set number of institutions. |
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Melissa Ballard of Bluegrass Beef will speak on her family's regenerative beef business and the rewards and trials of producing food with methods that are contrary to conventional. |
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What can SGA do for you? Join us in Asher 212 as we provide updates on campus life and student concerns. |
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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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The Mobile Scott County Library will be on campus to help students get acclimated with the county library, as well as provide any resources they need that our campus library does not have. Contact: Kelsey Adams |
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