Vanessa Corcoran, a scholar of medieval religious history, unpacks the fascinating and secretive history behind the conclave and the papal election process.

Professor John Rust has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, an honor awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to academia, the arts, industry, policy,…

As Georgetown students approach finals, music known as “work flow” may be the answer for calming nerves and increasing their studying pace.

Jeremy Yip, a business professor who studies emotions, offers his masterclass tips on how to negotiate and explains why gratitude may not always be beneficial.

Eloise Pasachoff comes from a family of academics: Her grandmother was a trailblazing economist and her father a renowned astronomer. She followed suit - but carved her own path.

Two professors explore the ethics and consequences of genetic engineering and the attempts to bring the dire wolf back from extinction.

Karah Knope grew up growing crystals from science experiment books. Today, she runs a university lab growing crystals and studying inorganic chemistry's applications to sustainability and energy.

Professor Rebecca Katz draws connections between how Americans reacted to the Spanish Flu and COVID-19 five years later.

Irish-born Professor Darragh Gannon dives into the history of the Irish diaspora and explains why the Irish rule American pop culture.

A new NSF-funded project led by Martha Weiss aims to find out what happens to forest food webs when billions of cicadas emerge by focusing on often-overlooked creatures: ants.