A new book by public policy professors explores how presidential campaigns compete for attention in a changing media landscape.

Colorectal cancer rates in adults under 50 are surging. Georgetown's Dr. John Marshall is accelerating clinical trials to bring new treatments to patients.

Following a landslide win for Alternative for Germany in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, a German historian answers what drove the surprising election result and what it could mean for politics…

Neuroscientists have long believed that true multitasking is impossible. New research is bucking the conventional wisdom and shows that you can do two things at once.

Two climate experts explain how climate change is magnifying the risk of flash floods and the upgraded infrastructure and policies we need to protect communities from these natural disasters.

Two SFS professors and counterterrorism experts reflect on the Sept. 11 attacks and the state of global counterterrorism today.

Leadership is often associated with taking care of others, but can caring too much be counterproductive? A business professor and expert in management explains how leaders can support others while…

Scientists just used AI to create viruses not found in nature. Are we ready? Two Georgetown ethicists break down the potential medical benefits and biosecurity risks.

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.

Anna Wright’s (G’23, G’26) research discovered how pandemic-related schooling interruptions have affected children’s learning and development.