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We remember Ricardo Ortiz, a beloved faculty member in the College of Arts & Sciences and celebrated scholar who died on Aug. 18.

Georgetown always topped the list of dream colleges for Asha Gudipaty. Now, her dream has been realized as she's studying public policy on the university's Capitol Campus.

Georgetown hosted a conference for the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate, a Vatican document that marked a watershed moment in Jewish-Catholic relations and interreligious relations for the Catholic Church.

Growing up in Syria, Tala Alahmar witnessed the 2011 Arab Spring unfold. As a student in the Democracy & Governance program, she hopes her research can promote democracy internationally.

Before starting at Georgetown, Tommy Hunter had never played competitive golf. Forty-one years later, he's built a championship-winning team.

What continues to spur Austenmania two centuries after her birth? It’s a question this professor asks her students.

Joanna Lewis will serve as a lead author for a chapter focused on politics, governance and international cooperation in a report for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

A glowing star garden, new residences for junior and seniors, and a new academic center on the Capitol Campus are among the summer updates.

Conventional wisdom suggests that the brain’s motor functions are organized around the body, meaning certain brain areas control the hand, others the foot. New research might suggest otherwise.

We talked to two research leaders at Georgetown about the role of research at the university, why it's important and what sets Georgetown apart from other research institutions.