The effort, led by fellow Madeline Meth (L‘17) and director Brian Wolfman, is part of the Appellate Courts Immersion Clinic’s focus on advancing racial justice in the courts and society.

National Science Foundation selected Cyber SMART Research Center as an Industry University Cooperative Research Center, awarding the center a $1 million grant to expand its capacity for multidisciplinary cyber research.

A team of alumni, student and faculty researchers in the Bansal Lab is tracking COVID-19 vaccination, identifying five clusters of southeastern U.S. counties with high populations and lower-than-expected vaccination rates.

This year’s graduation recognized 26 fellows from the classes of 2021 and 2020, marking the culmination of the nine-month business and entrepreneurship program and looking ahead to what’s next.

Georgetown professor Jeanine W. Turner and Bishop Brian Farrell explore how videoconferencing impacts ecumenical dialogue – a complex type of conversation that brings together different Christian traditions in conversation.

Psychology professor Rachel Barr and other researchers – including Georgetown undergraduates, graduate students and alumni – find video chat helps grandparents overcome social isolation and stay connected to grandchildren.

In a first-of-its-kind study published in Communications Biology, Ph.D. candidate Taylor Evans (G’21) and biology professor Janet Mann show bottlenose dolphins have stable behavioral traits that last for decades.

Joel Caston, a longtime mentor, instructor and leader at the DC Jail, will represent the jail’s residents and neighbors on a Ward 7 Advisory Neighborhood Commission.

Jim Wallis, founder of the Christian social justice organization Sojourners, is a bestselling author, widely recognized public theologian, renowned speaker and regular international commentator on ethics and public life.

Professor Chatelain is an expert in the fields of Black life and culture. The Pulitzer Prize is given annually to 21 individuals who display excellence in journalism and the arts.