Georgetown President John J. DeGioia joins world leaders in Jordan to welcome Pope Francis to the region and visits refugee sites and homes with the Jesuit Refugee Service during his trip to the Middle East this summer. Read More
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Five new crosses on top of Healy Hall that replace the originals, damaged in an August 2011 earthquake, were blessed yesterday at Georgetown. Read More
Ali Gorman (NHS'97) says her role as a health and medicine reporter at 6abc Action News in Philadelphia feels like an extension of her work as a nurse. Read More
Georgetown will launch its eight-session online course on genomic medicine with U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) sharing her personal experience with breast cancer on June 4. Read More
Georgetown's new Italian Research Institute and the Embassy of Italy will co-sponsor "The Voyage: a Journey into the Fantastic World of Fiction and Film" conference May 30. Read More
GU Women Who Code, a computer coding group started earlier this year, hopes to combat research that shows that the number of women in technology fields is "extremely low." Read More
Georgetown honors members of the university community for their teaching, scholarship and service during the 2013-2014 academic year. Read More
Georgetown Law Center Dean William Treanor held his inaugural Lecture to the Graduating Class on Monday with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan. Read More
Georgetown experts are available to comment on a wide variety of issues – Brazilian culture and social history, sports operations, World Cup management and more – related to the 2014 World Cup taking place in Brazil June 12 to July 13. Read More