First DC Musicians Census Led by Georgetown Professor to be Released at Summit
Washington, DC is famous for musicians such as John Philip Sousa, Duke Ellington and Marvin Gaye – as well as for its history… Read More
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Finding a Job on the Hilltop
Coming into my first semester as a work-study student, I was nervous about finding a job that was the right fit for me. However,… Read More
Human Science Major Researches Fruit Fly Models to Evaluate DNA Repair Pathways
Natalia Kellam (NHS’20), working with fruit fly models, developed a lab protocol to quantify DNA repair pathway choice by percent with a computer analysis system. Read More
Power Dynamics of Malawi Health Care System Subject of Grad Research
Sara Fischer (G’23) uses her Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad grant to investigate how health care workers in Malawi are impacted by structural power dynamics across the health system. Read More
Best Bike Trails in DC
1. Capital Crescent The Capital Crescent Trail is an 11-mile trail that stretches from the Georgetown neighborhood to Bethesda, Maryland. This trail… Read More
Mark Zuckerberg Addresses Students at Georgetown Event Kicking Off New Series
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talks about free expression during an event sponsored by Georgetown's McCourt School of Public Policy and its Institute of Politics and Public Service. Read More
Georgetown Launches New Efforts in Humanities Education
Georgetown is building on its strengths in humanities education and scholarship with new initiatives and classroom opportunities focused on expanding faculty and student engagement with the humanities. Read More
$12M from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation Expands Opportunities at McDonough School of Business
The A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation has invested more than $12 million in the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University to support undergraduate financial aid and global real estate education, and to partner with District of Columbia Public Schools and Public Charter Schools in providing leadership education. Read More
Prestigious Film Award Goes to Georgetown’s VP for Mission and Ministry
Rev. Mark Bosco, S.J., Georgetown’s vice president for mission and ministry, has received the first Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for a film he co-directed and produced about the life of Catholic author Flannery O’Connor. Read More
McCourt School Student Creates Multifaceted System to Help Refugees Fleeing Crises in Venezuela
Andrea Vargas (G'19) uses the tools she learned in the McCourt School of Public Policy and a Gates Foundation grant to launch a pro-bono impact investing project to help Venezuelan refugees secure fast-tracked visas. Read More
