25 Years After September 11, Lessons From America’s War on Terror

View from Lauinger Library looking past the Key Bridge towards the Pentagon as smoke billows from the explosion from being hit by American Airlines Flight 77

 A panel of leading counterterrorism practitioners, scholars, and analysts will discuss the past quarter-century of the war on terror and what it means for the United States and the world today. The panel will focus on 9/11 being one of the hinge events of American history, and how Americans are still living with its reverberations.

A reception will follow the panel discussion. 
 

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Keith Gorman <kg781@georgetown.edu>

Pierce Reading Room
Event Format
In Person