Researchers at Georgetown’s Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center found different types of bacteria in people with colorectal cancer may explain why more young people are developing the disease.

Ever since their own families grappled with their own health crises, Ralf Martz Sulague and Allison Fitzgerald have been working to push the boundaries of medicine.

Watch Nick Lovegrove explain what artificial intelligence means for students and the future of education.

Students in the Making An Exoneree program shared the stories of five wrongfully convicted people through powerful short documentaries that they presented during a May 2 event at Georgetown University.

Marine biologist Rebecca Helm gives her take on what the historic United Nations treaty to protect the high seas means for the fight against climate change.

A new report from a Georgetown researcher reveals the invisible struggles — including safety and health risks, unpredictable wages and unpaid work — that many instant food delivery drivers face…

Georgetown’s Massive Data Institute and data scientists at Howard University and Morgan State University are using data to engage with communities most affected by environmental injustice and fight climate change.

In a new partnership, Georgetown and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees are blending traditional and new forms of data to understand and predict movements of forcibly displaced populations.

Two researchers, Abigail Marsh and Shawn Rhoads (G’22), found that altruistic acts can have a ripple effect of good—findings they published in this year’s World Happiness Report.

Raashed Hall first sketched his idea on pieces of scrap paper in his prison cell. A decade later, the Pivot Fellow pitched his patented workout product at a Georgetown competition.