Georgetown alumna Christina Johnson's (NHS’17) research and work focusing on the mental health issues of young people earns her a spot as a finalist for the 2018 Rhodes Scholarship. Read More
Georgetown alumna Rachel Azafrani's (SFS’17) interest in the evolution of cyber threats and her work with Internet data sources earn her the distinction of being among the 2018 Rhodes finalists. Read More
Classics major Annee Lyons’ (C’18) wins a 2017 Beincke Scholarship and is considered for other prestigious awards. Read More
Georgetown psychology chair Chandan Vaidya and her research team discover that weight-loss surgery may reverse the negative effects of teenage obesity on cognitive functioning. Read More
Panel discusses strategies for reducing health disparities in Washington, D.C., during a colloquium at Georgetown University Medical Center. Read More
McDonough School of Business professor Ed Soule takes his class of MBA students to a sustainable dairy farm in Fair Oaks, Indiana, to examine its business model as part of Georgetown's Principled Leadership in Business and Society course. Read More
A Georgetown delegation of students and faculty members have an audience with Pope Francis in Rome as they joined international representatives at a conference on nuclear disarmament. Read More
U.S. Rep. John. Lewis (D-Georgia) joins a panel discussion at Georgetown on “Confronting Racism in our Hearts and in Our Nation” that took place in Dahlgren Chapel. Read More
Green Beret veteran Derrick Anderson (L’19) speaks on 60 Minutes after losing soldiers in his unit to friendly fire as they protected a polling location during elections in Afghanistan. Read More
McDonough School of Business alumni veteran Christian Hyland (MBA’17), Matt Harb (MBA’17) and student veteran Nick De Gregorio (MBA’18) launch an organic tea startup, Coyotea, to help former military service members who have trouble sleeping. Read More