The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security launches Seeking Peace, a new podcast featuring some of the world’s most influential leaders and celebrity activists as they explore the role of women in preventing conflict and achieving sustainable peace. Read More
Georgetown's McDonough School of Business launches a new accelerated 11-month Master of Science in Management program for recent graduates looking to supplement their bachelor’s degree with the business acumen and technology skills to succeed in a variety of industries. Read More
A new fund named after Pope Francis’ groundbreaking encyclical on the environment will support Georgetown faculty, students and staff in pursuing projects designed to strengthen the university community’s response to global and local sustainability challenges. Read More
Georgetown College Dean Chris Celenza presents philosophy professor Kate Withy, Italian professor Louise Hipwell and psychology professor Jennifer Woolard with the Dean’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching. Read More
Ben Mindes (G’19), a graduate student in Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy, pilots the Observe D.C. Initiative, the nation's first sample-based election observation providing independent data on the quality of DC election administration. Read More
Georgetown University in Qatar and the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy for Life co-organize the Muslim and Christian Perspectives in Palliative Care and End of Life conference, where Sultana Afdhal, CEO of World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH), and academy president Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia sign a Joint Declaration on End of Life and Palliative Care. Read More
The start of the new year can bring many exciting changes to your college life – new classes, new memories to make, and new things… Read More
Bronze Star medal recipient and law student Ty Pinkins (L'20) creates a nonprofit providing a weeklong leadership skills immersion experience in the nation’s capital for underserved teens from his native Mississippi Delta region. Read More
Georgetown researchers make the first investigation of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome presentation in the emergency department and found that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients believe there is a "profound" lack of understanding by health care workers. Read More
Emily Graul (NHS'20), a global health major at the School of Nursing & Health Studies, researches how different medical definitions can introduce stigma for identities or treatment options. Read More
