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Class of 2020 Medical Students Participate in White Coat Ceremony

Nearly 200 students who make up the Georgetown School of Medicine's class of 2020 participate in the white coat ceremony that marks the beginnings of a medical career. Read More

Faculty Member Examines History and Future of 2016 Olympics

Marty Conway, who teaches Global Games and Sports Leadership and Management at the School of Continuing Studies, talks about the history and new challenges of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Read More

Professor: Next U.S. President Should Support Innovation Through Public-Private Partnerships

Michael Czinkota, a Georgetown professor of international business and marketing, argues that the next President of the United States should support public-private sector initiatives to rebuild U.S. competence and confidence in its process learning capabilities and commercialization of innovation. Read More

Faculty Available to Speak on 2016 Olympic Games

Georgetown faculty experts examine the issues and dynamics associated with the 2016 Summer Games in Brazil. Read More

Scholars Explore Psychic Hold of Slavery on 21st Century America

Georgetown professors Soyica Diggs Colbert and Robert Patterson hope their new book will spark conversations about how the American legacy of slavery informs a present in which African-Americans experience ongoing and increasing racial inequity and violence. Read More

Government Professor Explores the Future of American Politics

Hans Noel, an associate professor of government and co-author of The Party Decides, talks about the 2016 election and the future of American politics. Read More

Georgetown Graduates' Organization Helps Nepal's Young Women

Claire Charamnac (SFS’11) interviews participants in Women LEAD, the first and only leadership development organization for young women in Nepal, that she created with Claire Naylor (SFS’11). Read More

Professor Helps Track Mass Graves of the Holocaust

Rev. Patrick DesBois, who recently accepted a full-time appointment at Georgetown's Center for Jewish Civilization, gives an update on the Holocaust by Bullets project, which looks for evidence of unmarked mass graves left behind by the Nazis. Read More

Professor: Abusive Leadership is in the Eye of the Beholder

A new book by McDonough School of Business professor Robert J. Bies analyzes the impact of abusive leadership in the workplace. Read More

Student Serves Common Good in Mozambique

Caroline Hughes (C'18) joins School of Nursing & Health Studies professor Bette Jacobs on a trip to Mozambique to work with a Catholic university and a women's advocacy organization. Read More