Members of the university community gather to recognize the teaching and scholarship of two distinguished professors representing the fields of performing arts and chemistry, as well as the research achievements of more than 45 faculty members during Fall Faculty Convocation. Read More
New research by Georgetown's Center on Education and the Workforce shows that while more Hispanics are going to college, most of them are not majoring in subjects that will result in high-paying jobs. Read More
The sale of the NFL Player Association's "One Team For The Cure" T-shirts will help support the Georgetown's breast cancer research. Read More
A national symposium at Georgetown Oct. 22-23 will examine the impacts of Hurricane Katrina and the flooding of New Orleans on memory, culture, history, media, policy and social justice, and include panel discussions, a film screening and a musical performance. Read More
The Law Center's Juvenile Justice Clinic represents youth charged with delinquency in Washington, D.C., while providing a learning experience for its law students as one of the first legal clinics of its kind. Read More
A large-scale analysis of Monarch butterflies in the United States and Canada found that despite popular belief, their populations are not declining during the summer months. Read More
A $50 million gift to Georgetown will support an innovative leadership program for the university’s 750 student-athletes and fund the completion of the sports field situated in the heart of campus. Read More
Georgetown Law Center partners with the American Constitution Society and Campaign Legal Center to establish a Voting Rights Institute offering students, recent graduates and fellows the opportunity to engage in voting rights litigation and policy work and to educate attorneys on the best practices of voting rights advocates. Read More
Art and English double-major Symone Fogg (C’16) dives into creative pursuits after receiving a Design Excellence Award for graphic design from her semester at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad. Read More
Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and a panel of global peacebuilders explore the impact women are making in the political peace process during a symposium at Georgetown. Read More