Emma Curran (SCS)
“Working for a university has been an incredible creative experience. Doing video production at Georgetown means one day I’m chasing around Jack the… Read More
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Jessica Andino (C’18)
“I was born and raised in Rockville, Maryland. My parents are from El Salvador so I have always considered myself Salvadoran-American. I like to… Read More
Ayodele Aruleba (C’17)
“I cannot say that just one moment defines my Georgetown experience, but a series of moments–ever since I visited in high school–have really shown… Read More
Ari Shapiro (F’18)
“Coming from a small Jewish day school in Denver, adjusting to life at Georgetown freshman year was a serious change of pace. However, I… Read More
Justin Goss (G’17)
“There’s a certain irony to studying public policy at Georgetown. Here we are concentrating on a profession motivated by service to others and–to… Read More
Smoking Cessation Counseling Successful With Lung Cancer Screening
Georgetown University Medical School researchers find preliminary evidence that telephone-based smoking cessation counseling for smokers provided shortly after they undergo lung cancer screening can be effective at helping them stop smoking. Read More
U.N. Honors Georgetown Senior's Sustainable Oceans Alliance in Report
The Sustainable Oceans Alliance, founded by Daniela Fernandez (C’17), earns a spot among top youth-led projects in the United Nations Youth Solutions Report. Read More
New Financial Plan Prioritizes Financial Aid, Academic Life Investments
The Georgetown board of directors approve a four-year financial plan reflecting investments in student financial aid, new research, academic programs, faculty salaries, technology, infrastructure and more. Read More
Study: Mindfulness Meditation Reduces Stress in Anxiety Disorders
A study by a Georgetown psychiatrist shows that learning mindfulness meditation results in a lower stress response in people with generalized anxiety disorder. Read More
Mellon Grant Helps University Advance Racial Justice Recommendations
Georgetown uses a $1.5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to help carry out its commitment to produce scholarship that helps the nation better understand and address its legacies of slavery, racism and discrimination. Read More
