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How an Alumnus Adapted Ukraine’s Postal Service to the Chaos of War

Igor Smelyansky, a School of Business graduate and head of Ukraine’s national postal service, has pioneered creative ways to deliver the mail in extreme conditions. Read More

A graphic depiction of Igor Smelyansky (MBA'05), the head of Ukraine's national postal service, looking ahead. Four icons of letters float in front of his eyes. To the right of him is the smoke of an explosion. Overlaid on the image of his face is a map with Ukrainian cities.

Bringing the Arts to Cancer Care

Through painting, music, expressive writing and dance, the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center uses art to care for the whole person. Read More

Two women hug each other in front of a painted easel. One of the women facing the camera holds out her painted hands.

McCourt Professors’ Top 5 Books To Read Over Winter Break

From suspense thrillers to historical fiction, these are the books that McCourt School faculty members couldn’t put down in 2022. Read More

A woman rests her hand between pages of an open book. Behind her is a library shelf of books. The woman is wearing a purple shirt and two bracelets.

Hoyas Give Back This Holiday Season

In the midst of final exams and holiday preparations, Georgetown University Medical Center students organized random acts of kindness, holiday donations and toy drives on campus and in DC. Read More

Five students wear masks and hold wrapped presents inside a conference room.

Georgetown Hires Adnan Syed To Support Prisons and Justice Initiative

Adnan Syed, the subject of the podcast “Serial,” has joined the university’s Prisons and Justice Initiative to support and advocate for others in the criminal legal system. Read More

Adnan Syed, a program associate in the Prisons and Justice Initiative, wears a cream-colored sweater, a blue-and-white-striped kufi, or Muslim prayer hat, and a black backpack. He stands on the front lawn of Georgetown with Healy Hall, a Gothic-style building behind him and looks forward.

Georgetown President Expresses Support for Iranian, Iranian-American Communities

In a statement released today, Georgetown condemns acts of violence in Iran and efforts to suppress the voices of those fighting for women’s rights, gender equity and freedom of expression. Read More

Meet the Faculty Honored by the Provost for Excellence in Research and Teaching

Business Professor Jason Brennan, Foreign Service Professor Diana Kim and Mathematics and Computer Science Chair Der-Chen Cheng of Georgetown College were honored for their career-long excellence and recent accomplishments. Read More

Front gates showing Georgetown seal on stone column with Healy building in the background

School of Health Professor Named Senior Advisor to the Under Secretary for Health, Veterans Health Administration

Ryung Suh, associate professor of health management and policy, will provide executive assistance supporting the largest integrated health care system in the United States at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Read More

Ryung Suh wears a blue suit and purple tie in front of an American flag

College of Arts & Sciences Professor Awarded for Book on Black Queer and Feminist Creative Expression

Professor Mecca Jamilah Sullivan received the 2021 William Sanders Scarborough Prize — awarded for outstanding study of Black American literature or culture — from the Modern Language Association. Read More

Woman wears a pink shirt and gold necklace against a white backdrop

Wet Bandits v. McCallister? Law Professor Prosecutes the Case Against Home Alone’s Kevin McCallister

Georgetown Law’s Jonah Perlin (L’12) considers what legal case robbers Marv and Harry might have against their 8-year-old foe in the Christmas classic Home Alone. Read More

Crayon drawing of Kevin McCallister's "Battle Plan" to deter the robbers in Home Alone

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