If you’re working on a major project (or a few) as the end of the semester approaches, the Library can save you tons of time with a one-on-one consultation.
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Think you know all you need to know about the Georgetown libraries? Think again. This guide will familiarize you with our most essential (and often underutilized) resources and services so you don’t leave campus without taking full advantage of the tools at your disposal.
Try another quiet study area or reserve a group or individual study room so you know the best place to find your focus come finals season.
The Library’s equipment manager gives tips on checking out chargers and equipment as well as safeguarding your things during busy study sessions.
The newly renovated–and nearly unrecognizable–study space will welcome students back at the start of the spring semester, unveiling dramatically expanded study space, modern furnishings, and a state-of-the-art Visualization and Learning Lab.
Scholars and activists convened to explore Afkhami’s legacy and the future of women’s rights movements after she donated her collection of pre-revolution Iranian history to Georgetown.
Ben Casselman, the New York Times’ chief economics correspondent, addressed Hoyas on a hot economic issue at this year’s Annual Ellen C. Gstalder Memorial Lecture.
On view through November and December, this collection highlights the experiments, discoveries, and innovations of people across the globe between 400 and 1500 CE.