Zehra’s Intro to Study Abroad
After only three weeks of studying abroad, I am getting a grasp of what people mean when they say, “study abroad will change your life.”… Read More
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College Opened Up Her World. She Now Helps Hoyas Expand Theirs
Kelly Rankin enrolled in college at age 29. It opened up a brand new world to explore. Now, she helps undergraduates explore their faith through Campus Ministry. Read More
A Guide to Georgetown Acronyms
Confused with all the acronyms thrown around at Georgetown? Justin Higgins (C’28) lays out the most common acronyms you need to know as a new student. Read More
Georgetown Law Welcomes Dean M. Elizabeth Magill
On August 1, M. Elizabeth “Liz” Magill became the dean of Georgetown Law, taking the reins at the nation’s largest law school. Read More
Update: Launch of the Faculty Active Reporting (FAR) Website & Training Available
Dear Faculty Colleagues, Following our June announcement on the Faculty Activity Reporting system, we are writing to share… Read More
U.S.-China Relations Are More Volatile Than Ever
In a Foreign Affairs interview, Asian studies expert Andrew Scobell discusses the state of U.S-China relations. … Read More
Violence against the virgin: The long history of Marian art defacement
In a National Catholic Reporter interview, Catholic historian Vanessa Corcoran analyzes historical patterns of Marian art defacement. … Read More
The alarming decline of bird populations and why humans should care
In a PBS Newshour interview, ornithologist Peter Marra discusses the decline in migrating bird species. … Read More
Nike, Lululemon hit with lawsuits alleging deceptive ‘phantom discounts’
In a Modern Retail interview, marketing expert Anita Rao examines the growing trend of deceptive pricing strategies. Read More
Her Summer Internship Came With Lions, Giraffes and Wildebeests
Like many summer interns, Alexandra Homann (C’28) walked to work every day. But for Homann, that daily stroll included sightings of zebras, giraffes and antelope in an African safari. Read More
Young Adults Still Love To Tan. These Tactics Could Get Gen Z To Be Safer in the Sun, Research Finds
Tanning is popular among Gen Z, despite the skin cancer risks. A cancer prevention researcher shares strategies to get young adults to listen to advice on sun safety. Read More
