Members of the university and Jesuit communities, including President John J. DeGioia, gathered this weekend for the profession of final vows by Rev. Kevin O’Brien, S.J., (C’88), vice president for mission and ministry. Read More
About 130 students, faculty members, alumni and staff at Georgetown will come together for 36 hours Nov. 17-18 to design a new product, process or app that “transforms” how the university community lives and learns. Read More
From serving in Iraq to being a body double in a film directed by Jennifer Aniston and other actresses about the impact of breast cancer, U.S. Army soldier Margaret (Maggie) Smith (G’13) has had anything but a typical life. Read More
When Kevin Hillery (L’15) enrolled at the U.S. Naval Academy, he dreamed of eventually becoming a Navy SEAL, one of the U.S. military’s elite special operations forces. Read More
The Irish musician and world activist will speak to more than 700 Georgetown students during the Global Social Enterprise Institute event Nov. 12. Read More
Five Georgetown alumni were newly elected to the U.S. House of Representatives last night and nine were reelected as President Barack Obama was swept into office for another four years. Read More
The Association for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) has awarded Georgetown history professor Catherine Evtuhov with the Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize for her latest book on Russian history. Read More
The first meeting of the Georgetown Community Partnership (GCP) – a group providing a new forum for collaborative conversations involving the university, its neighbors and the Washington, D.C. community – took place last week. Read More
Every week is a kind of academic Halloween for students taking a course at Georgetown called Monsters in Literature, Film and Culture. Read More
Since his time at Georgetown, Michael Benz (C’04) has gone from performing in Twelfth Night at the university to playing Hamlet at Folger Shakespeare Theatre with the prestigious Shakespeare’s Globe of London. Read More