A Georgetown student whose parents came to Arizona from Mexico through the so-called Kino Border chose to experience the trip himself by participating in one of the university’s alternative spring breaks. Read More
An Irish-American Georgetown alumnus and NBC executive will lead the largest parade in the world through Manhattan on Saturday as the grand marshal of the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Read More
Lydia Brown (C'15), who has been diagnosed as autistic, is the author of the blog "Autistic Hoya" and is a strong advocates for other autistics. Read More
PRWeek magazine recently named Georgetown’s graduate degree in public relations and corporate communications PR Education Program of the Year. Read More
Georgetown’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) programs have received the Outstanding ROTC Unit Award for the 2010-2011 school year. Read More
Student director Jasmine Morton (C’12) says the Black Movements Dance Theatre concert Feb. 24 and 25 will celebrate the experience of black women around the globe. Read More
This year’s Lenten Reflection Series, sponsored by the Office of Mission and Ministry, will examine faith as a lifelong journey. Read More
The university today announced an expansion of the Committee on Investments and Social Responsibility (CISR) to enhance the framework for examining the university’s endowment investments. Read More
A new understanding of the way spiders and silkworms create silk, discovered by two Georgetown physics professors and a collaborator, will help advance artificial silk-making for bone grafts and other uses. Read More
Melissa Kuhlman (G'09) and Sam Harris (G'08), a young married couple who went to graduate school at Georgetown, will spend their Valentine’s Day in the Republic of Georgia as Peace Corps volunteers. Read More