An Insider Look at the Corp
The Corp is the student-run organization on which nearly everyone at Georgetown relies for their coffee and snack fix. From coffee shops to convenience stores,… Read More
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Human Habitats: Alumna Wins Scholarship to Study Eco-Cities, Moral Licensing
Yu “Angela” Bai (C’17) plans to pursue a career in sustainable urban planning after using a prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship to study at the the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Read More
Beyond Black Panther: Student Calls for More Fantasy Fiction By, About People of Color
Bezi Yohannes (G’20), an graduate student in the English department, hopes that one day a wide selection of fantasy and science fiction by people of color, about people of color, will become as mainstream as the Black Panther movie. Read More
Former President of Columbia Talks Peace Process in Colombia
Juan Manuel Santos, former president of Colombia, speaks with Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis (SFS’76) at Georgetown about peace building during his presidency. Read More
Georgetown Law Admissions Invites High Schoolers to Visit as Part of Early Outreach
The admissions office at Georgetown Law invites area high school students to its campus to think about how laws are made and introduce them to law school before they go to college. Read More
In Lieu of Spring Break, Students Present at American Comparative Literature Conference
Three Georgetown students are among only 15 undergraduates who will present papers at the one of the world's largest conference of comparative literature scholars being held at the university, March 7-10. Read More
Q&A With Jason Matheny, Founding Director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology
Jason Matheny, the founding director of the new Center for Security and Emerging Technology, answers questions about the unique role Georgetown has to play in bridging the gulf between technology and policy and providing critical insight and analysis to inform the development of A.I. policy. Read More
Largest U.S. Center on Artificial Intelligence, Policy Comes to Georgetown
A $55 million grant is creating the largest center in the United States focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and policy at Georgetown. Read More
Students Save Lives With Award-Winning Campus Emergency Response Care Service
The Georgetown Emergency Response Medical Service (GERMS) is one of the first and largest all-volunteer, award-winning student-run university emergency ambulance services in the country. Read More
Carnegie Renews Classification of Georgetown as ‘Very High Research University’
Georgetown has once again been classified by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education as an institution with “very high research activity.” Read More
