Falling for Georgetown: An Autumn Photo Shoot at the Observatory
Bennie Chang (SFS'26) takes you on his fall photoshoot on the Hilltop by the Heyden Observatory Read More
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Georgetown Galleries’ Exhibit Explores Conversations Around the Dining Table
Around the Table features works by contemporary national and international artists that take on the power of food, beyond the palate. Read More
Alumna Alyia Gaskins Shares Her Journey From Georgetown to Alexandria Mayor’s Office
Alyia Gaskins (G’19) made history this November when she became the first Black woman elected mayor of Alexandria, Virginia. Read More
Research Shows This Smart Money Habit Can Revolutionize Your Personal Finances
Can overthinking your finances jeopardize your financial future? Simon Blanchard explains his latest research on the money habit that can change your finances for the better. Read More
From Doubt to Deloitte: Lessons Learned from Consulting Recruiting
Bennie Chang (SFS'26) wanted to take on a new challenge next summer. An internship at Deloitte offered exactly that. Read his lessons learned from the consulting recruitment process. Read More
Announcing the Interim Provost
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community: I have the pleasure of announcing Soyica Diggs Colbert, Ph.D. (C’01) as Interim Provost, effective today. Read More
Georgetown Names Soyica Diggs Colbert as Interim Provost
As the chief academic officer at Georgetown, Soyica Diggs Colbert will work with school deans and administrative colleagues to advance Georgetown's educational and research programs. Read More
Georgetown Neuroscientist to Lead $2.5 Million National Science Foundation Project on Creativity in STEM
Professor Adam Green's project will investigate how creativity affects and predicts the success of undergraduate engineering students inside and outside of the classroom. Read More
Culture, Community and Cohorts: Everything to Know About Majoring in American Studies at Georgetown
I was interested in American studies, but it was very unclear to me exactly what it was — was it history? English? Politics? I’d soon discover that it’s all of those. Read More
Public Health Alert: Tuberculosis Case
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, We are writing to inform you that a Capitol Campus community member has been diagnosed with tuberculosis. The… Read More