What This Alumna Has Learned in Her 35 Years at Georgetown
After graduating from Georgetown, Theresa Torres began working in the financial services office two months later. Find out what keeps her at home on the Hilltop. Read More
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Presidential Management Fellow Finalist Aims to Take Neuroscience Knowledge Into Public Service
Eleni Daughters, a student in BGE’s M.S. in Integrative Neuroscience program, is among several dozen Georgetown students and alumni selected as finalists for the 2024 Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program. Read More
Asking Georgetown Sophomores Why They Chose Their Majors
Sophomore year is an important time for when many students choose their majors. I asked sophomores around Georgetown why they chose their majors. Here's what they said. Read More
‘Open Your Envelopes!’ With Nerves and Tears of Joy, Med Students Celebrate Match Day
After starting medical school on Zoom, Georgetown's Class of 2024 learned their futures together at Match Day, an annual celebration that reveals their placements for residency training. Read More
Alumna Kara Swisher Returns to Georgetown With Her Own Burn Book
Kara Swisher (SFS'84) spoke with AOL's co-founder about her career covering tech giants like Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg, and what she finds "heartening" about the tech world now. Read More
Exploring Education City: A Student’s Guide to Campus Life in Education City, Qatar
Get ready to experience campus life in Qatar! From student gyms to cafes and libraries, Education City (EC) has it all. Join me for a quick tour of Education City and see everything it has to offer. Read More
60 Georgetown Students, Alumni Named Finalists for Presidential Management Fellows Program in 2024
Georgetown is one of the top-producing institutions for the competitive fellowship that prepares students and recent graduates for careers in the federal government. Read More
Georgetown University Subject Matter Experts for Women’s History Month
WASHINGTON — Georgetown University professors offer their issue expertise to journalists seeking interviews on a variety of subjects related to Women’s History Month. Read More
Hoya v. Hoya: Georgetown Law Professors to Square Off at Supreme Court
On March 18, Georgetown Law Professors Neal Katyal and David Cole will be on opposite sides of a case at the U.S. Supreme Court. Here's what they had to say beforehand. Read More
From Amman to Rome: Our Experiences With the Magis Immersion Seminars
Hear from Bennie Chang and Renato Llontop Calosi as they recount their trips to Jordan and Italy to explore the role of religion in local cultures in Amman and Rome. Read More
