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.

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.

Americans have become more anxious in recent years. Read this clinical psychologist's breakdown of negative thoughts and her strategies to deal with them.

A public policy professor weighs in on why child care is so expensive for American families and suggests a few policy ideas that could lower costs.

Assistant Professor Megan Lickley has been awarded $4 million to measure potent greenhouse gases in under-monitored regions of the world—research she hopes will inform global policy.

Georgetown has appointed Dewey Murdick, a national leader in AI policy, emerging technology and data science, to helm a new human-centered AI incubator for educational settings. …

This month marks the 50th anniversary of a pivotal moment in cancer research that has led to life-extending and lifesaving treatments for patients with breast cancer.

In the National Geographic docuseries that explores aging well through physical and mental challenges, Professor Abigail Marsh dives into the neuroscience behind different cognitive states associated with taking risks.