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Georgetown University has released "Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in America," a project that traces the rise of anti-Muslim prejudice in the United States through the stories of four families. The work highlights personal experiences of discrimination and places them within broader social and political trends.
- 2New US Policies Risk Health of Lawfully Present Immigrant Families▼New Policies Pose Risks to Health of Lawfully Present Immigrant Families and Children, Including U.S. Citizen Children
Georgetown University researchers warn that new policies threaten the health of lawfully present immigrant families and children, including US citizen children. The analysis highlights how immigration measures can disrupt access to healthcare and create fear among mixed-status families, with consequences extending to children who hold American citizenship.
- 3Murrells Inlet dredging could boost economy, county weighs environmental cost▼Murrells Inlet dredging could provide an economic boost, but county wants to know environmental cost
Georgetown County is weighing a dredging project at Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, that could deliver an economic boost by improving navigation for boats and supporting tourism and fishing. Officials say they first want a full picture of the environmental consequences, including effects on wetlands and marine habitats, before committing to the work.
- 4New solar farm in Georgetown fully operational amid debate▼New solar farm project in Georgetown is now fully operational but sparks debate
A new solar farm project in Georgetown has been completed and is now fully operational, according to local reporting. While the facility marks a step forward for renewable energy in the area, its launch has divided opinion among residents and observers, with debate continuing over the project and its impact.
- 5Georgetown McDonough Welcomes First Full-Time Business Analytics Class▼Meet the Inaugural Full-Time M.S. in Business Analytics Class
Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business has introduced its inaugural full-time Master of Science in Business Analytics cohort. The school is presenting the students who make up this first class as the program formally begins. The launch reflects growing demand for analytics-focused graduate business education, and the university is highlighting the new cohort's arrival as a milestone for the school.
- 6World War II warbirds return to Georgetown for tours and flights●World War II warbirds return to Georgetown for tours and flights through weekend
A fleet of World War II-era warbirds has returned to Georgetown, offering public tours and flight experiences through the weekend. Visitors can view the historic aircraft up close and book rides, with the event drawing aviation enthusiasts and families interested in wartime flying history.
- 7gFiber breaks ground in Georgetown, targets 2027 service launch●gFiber breaks ground in Georgetown, plans 2027 service launch
Google Fiber's gFiber has broken ground on its network buildout in Georgetown, with plans to begin offering service in 2027. The announcement marks the start of construction for high-speed fiber internet in the area. Coverage so far is limited to the groundbreaking news, and reactions are minimal, with the story circulating mainly in local news outlets.