Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., who will step down as editor-in-chief from the Catholic magazine America in October, has been appointed Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Human Development at Georgetown, beginning in January 2014. Read More
Georgetown students and young alumni donated 10 truckloads of goods to the homeless before they graduated or left for summer break last month. Read More
Georgetown President John J. DeGioia has announced the appointment of Walter Rankin as interim dean for the School of Continuing Studies (SCS), beginning July 1. Read More
A host of world and business leaders, academics and U.S. government officials were those among attending a conference at Georgetown hosted by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Read More
Georgetown University, community leaders and District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray announced a historic agreement today on the university’s Campus Plan, as well as a new partnership to align the future goals of the university and the District of Columbia. Read More
Weeks after crossing a stage to receive her diploma from Georgetown, Nhaca Le (SFS’12) traversed the globe to teach English in rural Mongolia as part of an initiative she established through Learning Enterprises. Read More
The American priest is on average two decades older now than in recent years, but he has higher morale, according to a new book by researchers at the Georgetown-affiliated Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate. Read More
Georgetown’s career center will be formally renamed June 2 in honor of an alumnus who has given 50 years of service to the university since graduating from Georgetown College in 1962. Read More
Main Campus and Medical Center faculty and staff will get more e-mail storage and online tools this summer when the Georgetown Google Apps for Education e-mail system replaces GUMail. Read More
Gay McDougall, a Georgetown law professor and former U.N. independent expert on minority issues, asked this year’s Law Center graduates what the responsibility of lawyers would be in an “unjust society.” Read More