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Winter break is a prime time to unwind — and get lost in a good book. We asked literature professors to help you find your next great read over winter break.

This fall, Georgetown celebrated 25 years of the Muslim Life chaplaincy — the first full-time Muslim chaplaincy established at a U.S. university.

The new multidisciplinary academic center will focus on child and family mental health, disabilities, health equity and digital health.

SFS Professor Andrew Imbrie highlights the AI issues he believes will be most important in 2025.

In Associate Professor Denise Ho's class on Asian studies and history, students visited the national cemetery to compare how the U.S. and China treat cultural monuments.

When Tom Crowley arrived in 1997 as a maintenance electrician, he had an unexpected task: decking the university’s 19-foot Christmas tree with lights.

Annabelle Black (SFS‘25) has always had a role model in her dad, who taught her to serve something bigger than herself. That's why she chose Georgetown and its Army ROTC…

Why the plague affected certain regions more is one of the enduring mysteries of the Middle Ages. It's a riddle Professor Timothy Newfield hopes to crack nearly 700 years later.

Daniel Byman, professor in the School of Foreign Service, explains the challenges Syria faces and how the change in power will shake up international politics in the Middle East.

Relive a few of the highlights from 2024 as Georgetown prepares to ring in the new year.