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Eloise Pasachoff comes from a family of academics: Her grandmother was a trailblazing economist and her father a renowned astronomer. She followed suit - but carved her own path.

Two professors explore the ethics and consequences of genetic engineering and the attempts to bring the dire wolf back from extinction.

School of Health and School of Foreign Service students traveled to the East African country and met with large organizations and local nonprofits to learn how they are addressing acute…

Devika Ranjan (SFS'17) has won a 2025 Soros Fellowship, a merit scholarship for immigrants and children of immigrants to pursue graduate education in the U.S.

In a Georgetown Law event, Justice Sonia Sotomayor discussed the role of courts in safeguarding the rule of law and what skills aspiring legal professionals need to succeed.

A year ago, Juliette Robinson (SFS’28) didn't know if Georgetown was right for her. Now in her second semester, she's realized how much more Georgetown has become.

Harry Sun, a biology major, was named a Goldwater Scholar, a prestigious national award for the next generation of scientists, researchers and engineers.

After beginning her career in fashion, Valerie Coats now helps incarcerated men and women take Georgetown classes at the DC Jail.

Sydney Carroll (C’27) lays out the ultimate guide to help you navigate GAAP Weekend as an admitted student.

Through First Generation Investors, Hoyas teach underserved high school students the basics of personal finance and investing to set them up for future success.