Black Culture

Michelle May-Curry, professor in the Engaged and Public Humanities program, helps reconstruct the dinner party that led to the Harlem Renaissance.

Explore a visual series of responses related to themes of legacy and pride, lived experience and allyship from Black Georgetown University graduate students.

Meet Rachel Dennis: She graduated in 2020 with a master's in Nursing, and shares her story as a member of the Black community and her calling to nursing.

Meet Renee Barton: She's a 2017 alumna of the SCS Human Resources Management program and the director of recruitment and partnerships for Biomedical Graduate Education at Georgetown.

Meet Bezawit Yohannes: an alumna of the master's in English program. She shares experiences about her Ethiopian community, culture and personal achievements.

Explore a Q&A series with graduate students, faculty and Graduate School administrators at Georgetown University in honor of Black History Month.