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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell talks about the progress associated with the Affordable Care Act during Georgetown's The Exit Interview series but says some changes may make it stronger for users. Read More
The McDonough School of Business hosts a panel with former ambassador Charles “Chuck” Cobb; former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell and former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams, who agree the next president should take a bipartisan approach to solving the nation’s problems. Read More
Justice and Peace studies major Brian Ferguson (C’18) begins studies at Georgetown after a wrongful murder conviction forces a life detour into advocacy for prison justice and reform. Read More
Georgetown honors two professors – Christian Wolf and Jong-In Hahm – for their research achievements in chemistry. Read More
Faculty members from Main Campus, the Law Center and the Medical Center receive recognition for their milestone achievements of tenure or further advancement in rank during the 2016 Fall Faculty Convocation. Read More
Georgetown recognizes the exceptional teaching and scholarship of three professors – one each from the Main, Law Center and Medical Center campuses – and announces promotions of more than 30 faculty members. Read More
Nearly a dozen Georgetown students and recent alumni are a step closer to realizing their entrepreneurial ambitions, thanks to support from the Leonsis Family Entrepreneurship Prize. Read More
Dr. Andrew William Bazemore, an assistant professor of family medicine at Georgetown University School of Medicine, has been elected as a lifetime member of the National Academy of Medicine. Read More
Pumpkin patches, crisp weather, leaves changing, but don’t forget the exams. October may be one of the most beautiful months on the Hilltop, but sadly… Read More
Clare Garvie (L'15) co-authors a groundbreaking report issued by Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy and Technology that examines the impact of unregulated police face recognition databases in America. Read More