Chasing Storms With the Cajun Navy
While others run from danger, Allen Lenard (G'23) runs toward it as part of the Cajun Navy, a volunteer-based organization that provides assistance to those affected by natural disasters. Read More
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A Slower Way to Amp Up Your Productivity
A computer science professor shares tips for shaking up the way we work and study in 2024, particularly in the midst of constant distractions, interruptions, pings and dings. Read More
Georgetown Law’s Leaders-in-Residence Open Doors for Public Interest Law Students
Through the Blume Public Interest Leaders in Residence Program, students have access to top practitioners to get advice on what a career in public interest law looks like. Read More
Leveraging Algorithms and Machine Learning for Public Policy
Leading faculty and researchers across the McCourt School of Public Policy are using powerful computer algorithms and machine learning to improve public policy decision-making. Read More
The Making of a Hoyapreneur: Georgetown’s Startup Incubators at Work
When Shavini Fernando (G’18) learned she had a rare heart condition, she took matters into her own hands and invented a device that would help her live with the help of Georgetown Entrepreneurship. Read More
Dinner With a Side of Diplomacy
In a new, highly experiential course, graduate students learn the secrets of dinner table diplomacy from ambassadors around the world. Read More
Paving the Way for Women in Prison Education
Amy McNamara slowly lost hope after going through a cycle of addiction and incarceration. But as she prepares to leave prison, Georgetown has offered her an open door. Read More
Georgetown Law’s Year in Review 2023
As 2023 draws to a close, we're looking back at the past year at Georgetown Law, from headline-grabbing guest speakers to innovative student and faculty achievements. Read More
Medical Students Serve Unhoused With Foot Clinics
Through the HOYA Foot Care Clinic, medical students create life-affirming encounters with patients from all over Washington, DC. Read More
COP28: A Georgetown Graduate Student’s Perspective Traveling to the World’s Largest Climate Conference
Kira Akka-Seidel (G'24) fulfilled a longtime aspiration when Georgetown gave her the opportunity to attend COP28. Here's what she learned at the conference in the United Arab Emirates. Read More
