Georgetown announces that it will require all University trademark licensees that source, produce or purchase collegiate apparel from Bangladesh to sign an agreement protecting garment workers. Read More
A Georgetown professor who recently authored a new book, The Limits of Partnership: U.S.-Russian Relations in the Twenty-First Century, says Russia's attempts at capturing a "geopolitical gold medal" is failing. Read More
Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) and Georgetown alumnus Andrew Aydin (G'12) talk about the graphic novel they co-authored that chronicles Lewis' experience during the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Read More
Pope Francis' style of personal engagement with the poor should be a model for social policy in the United States and throughout the world, said a panelist during a discussion of the pontiff at Georgetown yesterday. Read More
The Kennedy Institute of Ethics will explore medical error and its consequences during a Feb. 6 event that launches a new series, “Conversations in Bioethics,” established by the institute. Read More
Susan Hockfield, former president at MIT, said the core principals of innovation and experimentation are essential for universities to explore the future of higher education during Georgetown's Designing the Future(s) event Thursday. Read More
Six members of Congress, five of whom are alumni, recently paid tribute to Georgetown in the Congressional Record to mark the 225th anniversary of the university's founding. Read More
Georgetown celebrates the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. while presenting its 2014 John Thompson Jr. Legacy of a Dream Award to Lecester Johnson during the Let Freedom Ring musical celebration at the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts. See the photos Read More
Margot "Annie" Dale (C'14), who analyzed the high school dropout rate of children in Cambodia, was one of four Georgetown students who researched social justice issues abroad in the Education and Social Justice Project fellowship program. Read More
Georgetown's weeklong celebration honors the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. by awarding an emerging D.C. leader, teaching about the March on Washington and several events. Read More