Federal Research Funding Update
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, Over these last few weeks, we have witnessed unprecedented changes to the landscape of federal research funding. These… Read More
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The Neuroscience of the Ick: This is What Happens in the Brain When You’re Turned Off
Professor Tom Sherman explains what might happen in the brain when you get the ick this Valentine's Day — and whether the ick holds you back from finding true love. Read More
Georgetown Explores Ethical Uses of Artificial Intelligence
At the School of Continuing Studies, students, prepare for a world influenced by artificial intelligence, while faculty work to maximize its use in their instruction and research. Read More
Launching Georgetown’s 2025 Cultural Climate Survey
Dear Members of the Georgetown Community: We ask that you participate in the 2025 student cultural climate survey. The assessment will inform us about… Read More
From the Classroom to a Retreat Center, Dr. Fauci Makes the Rounds with Students
Since joining Georgetown in 2023, Dr. Fauci has enmeshed himself in the community, connecting with students and serving as a mentor. Read More
Record Keeper by Day, Jazz Singer by Night
By day, Lanah Koelle manages academic records for the College of Arts & Sciences. By night, she moonlights as a jazz performer in Washington, DC. Read More
L.A. Residents, Businesses Face a Decision After Wildfires: To Rebuild or Relocate
A Georgetown business professor explores the calculus of climate migration and how the fires will impact the future of Los Angeles. Read More
SFS Senior Studies Democracy, Teaches International Relations to Next Generation of Students
Paige Maylath's (SFS’25) academic and professional experiences have taken her from classrooms in Washington, DC, to research assignments in Eastern Europe. Read More
Annual Performance Review Schedule and Training
Dear Colleagues, Annual performance reviews are required for all merit-eligible staff employees and serve as a valuable tool for assessing progress, aligning goals, and supporting… Read More
Why the Search for Life on Mars is More Complicated Than We Thought
New research from Anais Roussel (G'24) demonstrates how cosmic radiation affects biosignatures that could otherwise be diagnostic of life. Read More
