Can overthinking your finances jeopardize your financial future? Simon Blanchard explains his latest research on the money habit that can change your finances for the better.

Professor Adam Green's project will investigate how creativity affects and predicts the success of undergraduate engineering students inside and outside of the classroom.

Derek Goldman’s new play, The Art of Care, tells the raw stories of how Georgetown community members, caregivers, nurses, doctors, and seven performers have given and received care.

Joanna Lewis, director of the Science, Technology and International Affairs Program, dives into how AI is being leveraged to improve climate research.

In the spirit of Halloween, Tim Frazier, an expert in emergency and disaster management, outlines his survival guide to last against the undead based on best practices from the field.

The National Academy of Medicine elects fewer than 100 academics every year and recognized Professor Dan Merenstein for his work that spans the use of probiotics and antibiotics.

The frontlines of democracy are not candidates, political parties or even voters. Professor Thessalia Merivaki explores the unseen actors who make democracy work.

A former U.S. ambassador explains the latest episode of panda diplomacy and what, if anything, it signals about the state of U.S.-China relations.

Finance Professor Jim Angel explains how the U.S. ended up in an inflation crisis and breaks down the three looming challenges that will impact how much you spend on goods…

Sociolinguist Marissa Fond explains the importance of civil discourse and offers a few tips to have more constructive dialogues on divisive issues.