Thomas Batterman (C’22), a researcher who investigates war crimes at the Department of Justice and who made new discoveries about a medieval plague while at Georgetown, has won the 2024 Rhodes Scholarship. Read More
One of my favorite things about living in Washington, DC is the easy access to a large number of historical monuments. With Veterans Day this weekend, I thought this week would be the perfect opportunity to visit DC’s war memorials! Read More
Liz Grimm and her three-legged dog Crouton are recognizable faces on campus. They're also next-door neighbors for a number of Georgetown students. Read More
Veterans and members of the military-connected community bring their unique perspectives and experiences to Georgetown. We honor them through the resources we offer to the military community and by celebrating their stories and focusing on service and research related to their well-being. Read More
Two veterans share how Georgetown has supported the military-connected community on campus with resources and support networks. Read More
The study from Business for Impact at the McDonough School of Business offers recommendations for how employers, health systems and insurers can address the debt crisis. Read More
Dear Colleagues, The university asks employees to take a few minutes each year to review and update important personal and contact information in the Georgetown… Read More
The former speaker of the House delivered Georgetown Law’s 2023 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lecture and spoke on women in leadership, Congressional procedures and her rise in politics. Read More
During November’s Native American Heritage Month, Georgetown joins the nation in celebrating the contributions of our Native American and Alaska Native students, faculty and staff to our community and society. Read More
The annual convocation celebrated recently promoted faculty members and for the first time recognized recently named Distinguished University Professors. Read More
