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Yi Song (L’10) first visited Georgetown as a 22-year-old exchange student. Now she helps international law students build fulfilling careers, just as she has.

Over the years, Georgetown has advocated for the release of Austin Tice (SFS'02, L'13), who has been captive in Syria since 2012.

Through the MDI Scholars program, students paired with members from the Ethics Lab to analyze the ethical considerations of their research projects.

This semester, students will be able to engage with the GU Politics Fellows, who bring decades of experience in politics, journalism, government and public policy from across the political spectrum.

Cardinal Robert McElroy, former bishop of San Diego, has visited and engaged with the Georgetown community over the past decade.

Georgetown's latest cohort of U.S. representatives and senators in Congress continues the university's longstanding legacy of alumni and faculty engaging in public service.

Since 2015, BAS has celebrated the professional and personal achievements of Georgetown’s Black alumni community.

The renowned architect and designer’s artwork, “Mapping our Place in the World,” complements the McCourt School of Public Policy's mission and values.

Graduate students worked with Greek companies to address environmental issues at Georgetown's new hub in Greece, which works to advance environmental research, education and sustainability initiatives.

Undergraduates reinvestigated old cases in Georgetown’s Making an Exoneree course. Their work helped support the release of two incarcerated men, who will reunite with their families this holiday season.