Georgetown professor Kostadin Kushlev co-authors a new study showing that psychological interventions designed to boost subjective well-being have positive effects on self-reported physical health.

Students and faculty in the School of Foreign Service examine the global response around racism and participate in the movements.

A recent trip to the Holy Land brought new interreligious understanding and inspired feelings of unity for Georgetown’s campus ministry leaders of the three Abrahamic faiths.

The recent killing of George Floyd and countless other unarmed Black people has spurred university teach-ins and forums with faculty and national experts, faith leaders and others who support the…

Members of the Georgetown community seek racial justice in a wide variety of ways, convening conversations and research that calls attention to disparities in health, income, housing and more while…

A collaboration between Georgetown's law and medical schools, the Health Justice Alliance helps DC families with health and legal matters involving COVID-19 and other issues.

Georgetown College faculty members discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and killings of black men and women by police during a virtual teach-in.

Georgetown professor and business impact scholar Leslie Crutchfield explores how businesses can address both societal and environmental needs during the time of COVID-19.

The university releases a second report detailing health disparities in DC's black community and making 18 recommendations for racial equity in the District of Columbia.

Georgetown sports business expert Marty Conway examines the impact and long-term ramifications of COVID-19 on the industry.