Applications are now open for the McDonough School of Business' new Flex MBA program, which begins in fall 2019 and can be finished in as little as 28 months or as long as five years. Read More
A new study published today by three Georgetown researchers in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B could provide fresh insights into the evolution of menopause in long-lived mammals. Read More
Rebecca Kuang (SFS’18), a 2018 Marshall Scholar, has published the first novel of her three-book deal with HarperCollins Publishing. Read More
Georgetown has partnered with the Catholic University of America with support from the Catholic Health Association of the United States to create a Master of Arts in Catholic Clinical Ethics. Read More
Georgetown celebrates its longstanding commitment to providing support for first-generation and other underrepresented students as one of its flagship programs marks its 50th anniversary. Read More
“It’s the third week in May. Grades are turned in, graduation is four days away. And I am having lunch with a graduating senior. Read More
Georgetown names Maria Cancian, a distinguished scholar of family and antipoverty policies and an experienced public servant, as the next dean of the McCourt School of Public Policy, effective Feb. 1. Read More
Georgetown’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) celebrates its 50 years of addressing and amplifying the African American experience on campus. Read More
Harriette Hemmasi, who has held library leadership positions at three universities, including Brown University, will become Georgetown’s new Dean of the Library on Aug. 1. Read More
A Georgetown student who conducts research that could one day improve the design of biocompatible devices and implants receives a Barry Goldwater Scholarship. Read More