The well-know French Priest Rev. Patrick Debois co-teaches a course on new Holocaust research through the Program for Jewish Civilization (PJC) in Georgetown's School of Foreign Service (SFS). Read More
Pratima Dharm joins Georgetown as the university's first Hindu chaplain after her service as a Hindu chaplain in the U.S. Army. Read More
United Nations Under Secretary General Sigrid Kaag called the dismantling of Syria's chemical weapons "a huge international endeavor" at a talk last night at Georgetown. Read More
Christine Lagarde, managing director for the International Monetary Fund, told a Georgetown audience today that the current level of global economic growth will be insufficient to address the world's most complex challenges. Read More
George J. Peacock (C’84) has nearly done it all when it comes to the Hilltop—as an undergraduate, he drove a GUTS bus, sang with the Georgetown Chimes, and worked at Yates Field House. But as the new Georgetown University Alumni Association (GUAA) president, he’s just getting started. Read More
The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS) hold a symposium to highlight education for girls in Nigeria, where the militant group Boko Haram kidnapped hundreds of them earlier this year. Watch the webcast. Read More
Georgetown's latest massive online open courses, Terrorism and Counterterrorism and The Divine Comedy: Dante's Journey to Freedom, Part 1, begin in October. Read More
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Georgetown confers a Doctor of Humane Letters upon Cardinal Donald Wuerl, archbishop of Washington, D.C., for his extraordinary example of faith and service during his honorary degree ceremony in historic Gaston Hall. Read More
George Akerlof, a 2001 Nobel Prize-winner in economic sciences and senior resident scholar at the International Monetary Fund, will join the faculty of Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy this November. Read More