Jamil Scott, assistant professor of government, says the 2018 midterm election brought a number of firsts for women of color, as well as trends in how these women sought office. Read More
Michele Swers, an American government professor at Georgetown and an expert on women in Congress, talks about women in the midterm elections. Read More
If you’ve visited Georgetown you may be familiar with our campus tours led by some of Georgetown’s most spirited Hoyas of the Blue and Gray… Read More
The Georgetown Global Cities Initiative (GCI), a network of university faculty and students who share ideas and research on global urbanization, explores what the United Nations describes as “one of the most important global trends in the 21st Century.” Read More
Eric Witherspoon (G'22), a Ph.D. candidate in pharmacology, reflects on why he chose Georgetown and his plans for a career in science policy. Read More
NASA invests nearly $7 million in an effort led by Sarah Johnson, assistant professor of biology at Georgetown, aimed at developing a new kind of extraterrestrial life detection system that could be used on Mars. Read More
Benjamin Kuo, an associate vice president at Cornell University, will join Georgetown December 1 as its new vice president for planning and facilities management. Read More
Georgetown welcomed the recently exonerated Valentino Dixon of Buffalo, New York, to share his story on a panel yesterday with three students and two professors who successfully challenged his wrongful murder conviction. Read More
Eighteen newly hired Metropolitan Police Department officers and staff complete Georgetown Law's inaugural program to help them better understand the community they serve and prepare them to become leaders in innovative policing. Read More
The Georgetown neighborhood is renowned for its bustling cupcake businesses. Ever wondered where you can find cupcakes and which bakeries are the best? Georgetown Cupcake… Read More
