Zehra’s Intro to Study Abroad
After only three weeks of studying abroad, I am getting a grasp of what people mean when they say, “study abroad will change your life.”… Read More
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Hoyas Engage Community in Nepal Through Organization Founded by GU-Q Alumnus
The Community Engagement Program (CEP) is more than just a service-learning trip, it is a transformative experience that shapes GU-Q students long after they return. This year’s Spring 2025 trip to Nepal to build an energy source in a remote village was particularly special, marking a full circle moment as the program partnered with a tourism company founded by Class of 2023 Nepali alumnus Nikhil Sangroula. Read More
Hoyas Team Up With Senegalese Students to Develop Public Interest Technology in Dakar
Hoyas joined students from an engineering university in Senegal to develop technology that addresses community concerns in Dakar. Here's what two teams are building. Read More
First Georgetown Nursing Fulbright Recipient To Build an Archive of Indigenous Birthing Practices
As the first Fulbright scholar from the School of Nursing, Lexie Meger (N’24) is building an archive of Brazilian Amazonian birthing practices. Read More
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Coming to Georgetown
Sarah Brannigan (B'28) explains what she wish she knew before she arrived at Georgetown as a first-year student. Read More
Georgetown Day 2025 – Off-Campus Residents
Dear students in non-university housing, We hope that you have a fun and safe Georgetown Day… Read More
Georgetown Day 2025
Dear Students, We look forward to marking Georgetown Day 2025 this Friday, April 25, and celebrating… Read More
When a Friend Leaves: A Statement from Rabbi Abraham Skorka on the Passing of Pope Francis
Rabbi Abraham Skorka is senior research fellow for Jewish Studies and Jewish-Christian Relations at Georgetown and was a longtime friend of Pope Francis. In this… Read More
Celebrating Earth Month Through Art, Discussions and Greenlit Ideas
Learn how we celebrated Earth Month, from visiting a new art installation on the Potomac River and studying marine life in Florida to debating the climate issues of our time with environmental leaders. Read More
How I Chose My Major in Health Care Management and Policy
Ashley Jeong (H‘26) thought she wanted to study government. But after discovering a new passion, she changed majors and schools at Georgetown to study health care management and policy. Read More
Georgetown Mourns the Passing of Pope Francis
Georgetown deeply mourns the passing of Pope Francis. His impact has been felt around the world, including among our Georgetown community. Read More
