Mathematics Professor Develops Algorithms that Improve Quality, Speed of MRI Images
Assistant Professor Maryam Yashtini’s research has reduced the amount of time needed for an MRI – and improved the quality of images produced. Read More
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Sociology Professor and Students Dig into Urban Farming and Food Justice in DC
Sociologist Yuki Kato started researching environmental and food justice issues in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Since then, she has led cutting-edge research on urban agriculture with undergraduate students. Read More
Reminder: COVID-19 Testing After Spring Break
Dear Students, We hope you had a safe, healthy and restful spring break. As a reminder, students who traveled outside of the DC region (i.e.,… Read More
Public Health Alert: COVID-19 Dashboard and Confirmed COVID-19 Cases – Monday, March 14
As of Monday, March 14, 13 positive COVID-19 cases involving Georgetown University community members have been reported from Sunday, March 6, through Saturday, March 12. Read More
Changes to COVID-19 Mask Guidelines
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, Georgetown will implement a mask-optional policy beginning Monday, March 21, 2022. Our current mask requirement will remain in… Read More
3 Alumni Making a Difference in Afghanistan, Rwanda and on a Food Truck
As part of our Spirit of Georgetown storytelling series, we highlight three alumni who reflect the value of people for others in their communities in the U.S. and abroad. Read More
Celebrating Women’s History Month: Business School Alumna on Breaking Barriers in Investment Banking
Maurine Murtagh (B’68) graduated first in her class from Georgetown’s School of Business Administration. She then trailblazed paths in investment banking, law and now, global health. Read More
Update on DC Public Health Guidance
This message was sent to all Georgetown University students, faculty and staff. Read More
Record Number of SFS Students and Alumni Receive Prestigious Fellowships To Pursue Careers in Diplomacy
The Payne and Pickering fellowships fund two years of graduate study for historically underrepresented participants, offering internship and professional development opportunities and providing unique paths to the foreign service corps. Read More
After 60 Years of Field Work, Researchers Uncover Oldest DNA in Africa
History Professor Kathryn de Luna and 40 co-authors whose work was published in "Nature," found that the DNA from well-preserved, ancient remains offers important clues into early human development. Read More
