Alumna Helps Children Around the Globe With World Bike Tour
Kyla McClure (C’14) is biking all over the world with the hope of raising money for two nonprofits. Read More
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Advanced Treatment, Prevention Key As Melanoma on the Rise
Georgetown physicians and scientists say rising use of tanning beds has steadily increased incidences of melanoma over the past 40 to 50 years, but targeted molecular therapy and immunotherapy play a big role in increasing survival rates. Read More
Students, Recent Grads Showcase Startups at Entrepreneurship Event
"Misfit Juicery," which turns cosmetically defective fruits into cold-pressed beverages, is one of more than a dozen Georgetown student startup projects shared with the Washington, D.C. community Wednesday night. Read More
D.C. Building Association Partnership Creates Real Estate Scholarship
A scholarship to the School of Continuing Studies (SCS) Master in Professional Studies in Real Estate program, the result of a partnership between Georgetown and the District of Columbia Building Industry Association, goes to D.C. architectural professional Ursula Johnson. Read More
Nurse Anesthesia Student Goes the Extra Miles
Bill Bricker (G’16) is a graduate student in the Nurse Anesthesia Program. He says, “The most enjoyable part of the program has been the knowledge acquired. . . . I fully enjoy the friendships and camaraderie that I have found at Georgetown.” Read More
Georgetown, Other Jesuit Law Schools Release Asylum Seekers Report
Georgetown Law and a dozen other Jesuit law schools partner with the Jesuit Refugee Service on a report addressing the plight of child migrants and their families. Read More
Can Facial Plastic Surgery Make You More Likeable?
Research by a team at Georgetown's School of Medicine find that women who have facial rejuvenation surgery are perceived as having greater social skills and are more likeable, attractive and feminine. Read More
International Health Major Maximizes Time at Georgetown to Improve Health Globally
International health major Lindsay Horikoshi (NHS’16) has studied abroad in Ecuador, joined the World Faiths Development Dialogue at Georgetown, and spent time this summer interning at Booz Allen Hamilton. Read More
University’s Beeck Center Helps White House Raise Funds for Clean Energy
Georgetown’s Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation recently helped the White House and the Department of Energy (DOE) raise $4 billion that will be invested directly into clean energy solutions and companies. Read More
EPA’s Gina McCarthy Participates in Georgetown Encyclical Panel
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy will participate in a conversation on “Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment: A Dialogue on its Moral and Policy Challenges” on July 1 at Georgetown. Read More