Austin Tice (left); Debra and Marc Tice on the Today Show.
The FBI has offered a $1 million reward for information about Austin Tice's whereabouts, and the Georgetown Law community is renewing efforts to raise awareness about his kidnapping six years ago.
August 16, 2018 at 01:37 PM
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Georgetown University Law Center is again rallying behind second-year law student Austin Tice, who was kidnapped six years ago while working as a freelance journalist in Syria.
Law dean William Treanor and University president John DeGioia appeared at a National Press Club reception this week in Washington for an exhibit of photos Tice took of Syrian children before he disappeared.
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