Mohamed Zayani, professor at Georgetown University in Qatar, receives four awards from leading academic and professional associations for his book, Networked Publics and Digital Contention (Oxford University Press, 2015), which explores how technologies can reconfigure social movements. Read More
A Georgetown biology alumnus collaborates with his former professor on a $2 million grant to control a mosquito that spreads diseases such as Zika and dengue around the world. Read More
Alumni of Georgetown’s Community Scholars Program gather at a 50th-anniversary celebration to reminisce and talk about the importance of continuing support for first-generation and underrepresented students. Read More
A conference sponsored by Georgetown Law and the Institute for New Economic Thinking looks at lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis on the 10th anniversary of the collapse. Read More
Hey Hoyas, I want to share some tips on how to make the most out of your future rainy days on the Hilltop! In my… Read More
Christina Bi is a student in the College. “Why did I come to Georgetown? Probably because of the academics. I liked the idea of a… Read More
Georgetown’s faculty and staff dipped into their own pockets 50 years ago to support the university’s first six Community Scholars, and that legacy continues today in new ways, including the First-Generation Faculty and Staff Initiative. Read More
Leslie Telleria is a student in the College. “As a first-generation, low-income student, I basically grew up going through school thinking that, at best, I… Read More
Grace Maglieri (C’19) receives two awards from the Clare Boothe Luce Program, which supports women conducting research in the natural sciences. Read More
Georgetown’s board of directors welcomes seven new members and approves plans for a new master’s degree in global infectious disease at its fall meeting on campus. Read More