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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.

As the first Fulbright scholar from the School of Nursing, Lexie Meger (N’24) is building an archive of Brazilian Amazonian birthing practices.

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…

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.

Georgetown deeply mourns the passing of Pope Francis. His impact has been felt around the world, including among our Georgetown community.

Two Georgetown juniors have been named 2025 Truman Scholars, a prestigious graduate scholarship for aspiring leaders in public service.

As Georgetown University in Qatar celebrates its 20th anniversary, Georgetown leaders signed an agreement to continue operating its campus in Doha for the next 10 years.

John LaRue’s fingerprints are all over campus. He designs banners on buildings and brochures for events. The art director found his forte though from an expected source.

Jeremy Yip, a business professor who studies emotions, offers his masterclass tips on how to negotiate and explains why gratitude may not always be beneficial.

Samantha Garcia (C’28) chose Georgetown even though it was 2,000 miles from home. Here's how she's made it into her own home during her first year on campus.