Journalists who cover religion and politics for PBS, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal and other media gather at Georgetown to talk about how anger, trust and faith factor into the 2016 presidential election. Read More
To the newest members of the Hoya family, Welcome home. You will hear that invitation many times throughout NSO and welcome week- the invitation… Read More
Dear me, three years ago, You thought that you had a long, dripping career in research ahead of you, a breathless string of important research… Read More
Dear Freshman someone, You know that overwhelming feeling of excitement, nerves, and opportunity – the one that hit you during move-in, during speeches at… Read More
Hi to you that is probably as petrified as I am (4 years down the road) with the school year, My heart… Read More
The first-ever go-go musical and a tribute to a lesser known African American composer are only two of the events created by the Department of Performing Arts to engage with the university campus and the Washington, D.C. community. Read More
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg talks to Georgetown's incoming class of more than 300 J.D. and LL.M. students about her career advocating for gender equality and the importance of pursuing passions. Read More
Undergraduates in the School of Nursing & Health Studies spend six weeks in Tel Aviv through a new program that focuses on intensive research in genetics, health and society in Israel. Read More
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-District of Columbia) and other city officials gather for a daylong conference at Georgetown's School of Continuing Studies to address the needs of formerly incarcerated women re-entering society. Read More
National Security Advisor Susan Rice and Attorney General Loretta Lynch are among those participating in "The Exit Interview" series hosted by the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) at the McCourt School of Public Policy Read More