Award-winning author of Americanah Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie discusses faith and feminism with Paul Elie, senior fellow at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, during the Faith and Culture Series at Georgetown. Read More
Mark Bosco, S.J., an associate professor of English and theology at Loyola University Chicago, becomes the next vice president for mission and ministry at Georgetown on August 1. Read More
Georgetown's Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics hosts a conference with an international team of experts to address the needs of transnational patients, in coordination with the Georgetown-Howard Universities Center for Clinical and Translational Science. Read More
Undergraduate students undergo a 12-week training program with alumni and secure $100,000 in seed money to form the Georgetown University Public Real Estate Fund, which will invest in publicly traded real estate debt and equity in partnership with the Steers Center for Global Real Estate in the McDonough School of Business. Read More
Alumni in the entertainment and media industries gather to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the law division's Georgetown Entertainment and Media Alliance, also known as GEMALaw, with a daylong symposium that included representatives from Fox Sports, the NBA, Raycom Media and more. Read More
Anthropology professor Susan Terrio receives the Choice Outstanding Academic Title distinction for her book on the plight of undocumented children in the United States who fall into temporary government custody. Read More
The Baker Center for Leadership & Governance at the McCourt School of Public Policy announces its recipients of the Baker Innovation Grant supporting the development of ideas to solve pressing global policy challenges. Read More
Biology of global health senior Breanna Walsh (C’17) conducts research biology professor Heidi Elmendorf's lab that may one day help identify drugs to combat a common intestinal parasite. Read More
Women of Georgetown have made dramatic contributions to scientific knowledge over several decades, including today's faculty, who with students conduct a wide variety of well-funded research. Read More
Abi Williams, former president of The Hague Institute for Global Justice, becomes a Centennial Fellow at the School of Foreign Service, where he'll finish editing a book to be published by Oxford University Press. Read More