Graduate Students

From legislation to law school applications, discover how Georgetown Law students, faculty and alumni are on the frontlines of efforts that tackle the potential benefits and dangers raised by AI.

The new 477,000-square-foot medical and surgical pavilion will focus on research, clinical care and medical education.

Carline Noailles (G’23) pursued an executive MBA to enhance her business and leadership skills in sustainability. She left with a greater sense of purpose in advancing the common good.

In this Q&A, Ron Ruffin (EMBA’24) shares how he leveraged Georgetown’s network to reach his goals and how his military career shapes him in and out of the classroom.

From grading papers at her kitchen table to debating foreign policy in her office after class, Madeleine Albright's former teaching assistants share their remembrances of Georgetown's beloved professor.

A team of medical students are leading active bystander trainings across Georgetown’s campuses and throughout Washington, DC, to encourage early intervention in the chain of care for opioid overdoses.

Georgetown's inaugural program offers training and resources for undergraduates from historically underrepresented populations who are considering applying to Ph.D. programs.

Georgetown is investing in new construction projects on its main campus and downtown location to provide additional, greener housing and collaborative spaces for undergraduate and graduate students.

The Newmark Scholars Program helps veterans and military-connected students deepen their education and impact in public policy through Georgetown's McCourt School.

A Georgetown fellow and professor uncovered organic molecules on Mars through a new technique that could have widespread use beyond the Red Planet.