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Fr. Peter Folan, S.J., is a Jesuit priest. He's also an expert in discernment and teaches a first-year Ignatius Seminar on how to make decisions. Follow along a day in…

Christy Keswick (B’97), co-founder and president of Good Sports, reflects on her journey from Georgetown to leading a national nonprofit expanding access to youth sports.

Over the past decade, Dr. Jill Smith, a gastroenterologist and professor in the School of Medicine, has made discoveries in the lab that she’s working to translate to patients.

Two graduate students reflect on engagements with world leaders, climate experts, civil society organizations, activists and private sector innovators in Belém for the annual climate conference.

Charles Adorney (C'26) is a computer science student who loves making music with his rock band. See why he says the best kept secret at Georgetown is loud.

In the movie Elf, Santa Claus raises Buddy the Elf in the North Pole. But could he be guilty of kidnapping? Law Professor Vida Johnson examines Santa's legal case.

As students head home for the holidays, we asked professors for books to read based on their area of expertise. Discover their recommendations — but only if you want to.

New research highlights the link between estrone, obesity and the potential role for GLP-1 drugs as a breast cancer therapy.

With a packed academic schedule, Sydney Carroll (C’27) knew she'd have to be intentional about where she could study abroad. Here's how she did it.

Rabih Alameddine, visiting professor and the Lannan Foundation Visiting Chair, received the National Book Award for his novel, "The True True Story of Raja the Gullible (and His Mother)."…