South African Minister Naledi Pandor Talks Industrialization, Climate Change and the Greater Good
The minister of international relations and cooperation discussed South Africa's role in the Global South and its development aspirations. Read More
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Sign Up for the Hoya Transit Program by 11/12 to Help Get Around DC
Dear Students, We are pleased to announce the continuation of the Hoya Transit program for the Spring 2024 semester in conjunction with the Washington… Read More
McCourt Student Taps Into Life-Giving Water Supplies in Southeast Asia
Using interdisciplinary skills paired with a passion for water security, Serenity Fan (G'24) helps communities across Southeast Asia find clean drinking water. Read More
AASA’s Family Reveal: A Journey from Little to Big
Join me for AASA's much-anticipated Family Reveal, where we find our permanent family for the rest of the school year — a day that’s pure emotion Read More
The 4 Foods You Need to Try at the Georgetown Farmers Market
If you need a little inspiration on what to get at the farmers market, here are my top four foods to devour the next time you’re at the Georgetown Farmers Market. Read More
Everything I Did at Georgetown Main Street’s Fall Market
Come along with me to explore everything Georgetown Main Street's Fall Market has to offer! Read More
Staying Safe This Halloween Weekend
Dear Students, We are writing to inform you of several safety reminders ahead of the upcoming Halloween weekend. Please remain aware of your surroundings and… Read More
Called To Be a Doctor-Doctor: MD/PhDs at Georgetown Move From Bench to Bedside and Back
Georgetown's MD/PhD program enables students to perform rigorous research while undergoing elite clinical training and practicing cura personalis, or care for the whole person. Read More
This Is the Best Country To Be a Woman, New Report Finds
A new Georgetown report on women, peace and security found that one Nordic country topped the list of best countries in the world to be a woman. Read More
Law Professor Compiles Student Assignments Into Book on Global Trade, Climate Change
Students often learn from books written by professors, but in one Georgetown Law seminar, the professor was so impressed by her students’ papers she turned them into a book. Read More
