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Meet three Hoyas who moved to the U.S. and are voting in their first presidential election, and learn about what voting means to them.

As the inaugural associate vice president of gender equity, Jamillah Williams will deepen Georgetown’s commitment to gender equity and facilitate the implementation of recommendations from the Gender Equity Committee.

On Oct. 25, the Georgetown community celebrated the opening of a dedicated space for the Georgetown Humanities Initiative, a university-wide project that aims to strengthen studies in the humanities.

Through the Small Business Corps, students consult with small businesses to help them achieve long-term stability and success in the local economy.

The award-winning artist discussed how he uses his music to advocate for racial justice in the U.S. and offered Georgetown students advice on how to be changemakers.

The Irish head of government spoke on the strong economic ties between the U.S. and the Republic of Ireland and the U.S. role in the Irish peace process.

One of the nation’s few decision-desk operations has joined forces with Georgetown, offering students a unique opportunity to analyze data and contribute to national race calls.

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.

The Craig Newmark Veterans Scholarship Fund increases access to a McCourt School of Public Policy education for active-duty service members, veterans and military-connected students.