Can Women’s Basketball Sustain its March Madness Success? A Sports Management Professor Answers.
Women's basketball is entering a new era. With increased viewers and fans, can it keep the momentum going from March Madness? Read More
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Journey to Nairobi: An International Development and Community-Centered Perspective
Over her spring break, Maya Millette (G'24) ventured to Nairobi, Kenya to learn more about international development. Read her day-by-day accounting of everything she did. Read More
After a Season Starting With Loss, Women’s Basketball Coach Darnell Haney Ends on a High Note
One year ago, Darnell Haney didn't expect to work at Georgetown. Now, Haney has led the Hoyas to their most wins in more than a decade. Read More
After a Cancer Diagnosis, This Assistant Dean Helps Patients and Students Persevere
Denise Durgin's commitment to service is fueled by her own journey of perseverance. Learn how she helps cancer patients and students persevere through adversity and define their own success. Read More
Law Students Witness Their Professors Face Off in the Supreme Court
A chance to see a Supreme Court argument live is thrilling. But to see your professors argue opposing sides of a case is an even rarer treat. Read More
Exploring Peacebuilding and Conflict Management in South Africa
From Qatar to Cape Town to Johannesburg and Pretoria all in a span of eight days, join me on my experiential learning trip to South Africa through the Zones of Conflict, Zones of Peace program at Georgetown Qatar. Read More
Norovirus on Hilltop Campus: Guidance on Treatment and Prevention
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, Since March 27, more than a dozen individuals on the Hilltop campus have reported symptoms including stomach pains,… Read More
I Knew Georgetown Was Right For Me When I Changed My Perspective
Harrison McCarty wasn't totally set on Georgetown when he was choosing between colleges. Now as a sophomore, he hasn't looked back since choosing to become a Hoya. Read More
Nursing, Medical Students Honor Anatomical Donors at Annual Interfaith Celebration
Nursing and medical students honored those who donated their bodies to benefit their education at the annual interfaith Anatomical Donor Memorial Celebration. Read More
McDonough Launches New Undergrad Program to Support Women in Business
The Kosoy Women in Business program will support a select number of students throughout the academic year for transformational leadership development, skill-building and growth. Read More
