A Georgetown clinical trial investigating the repurposed cancer drug nilotinib in people with Parkinson’s disease finds it reasonably safe and well tolerated.

A new book by Rev. David Hollenbach, S.J. advises how religious communities can make key contributions to the challenge of record-breaking displacement of people by war and oppression.

Alexander Brown (C'20) designed a new way to streamline research on the brains of zebrafish, which are studied to further understanding of human conditions.

Elena Ortiz (SFS’21) and Bryan Haiwen Zou (G’20) are among the several Georgetown students who played a role in the latest Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security rankings released…

Christopher Steck, S.J., an associate professor of theology and Jesuit priest, says Catholic theology suggests animals will join people in heaven in his new book.

A web platform created by two undergraduates that connects students with side businesses to the broader marketplace was among the winner's at last night's Bark Tank competition.

Eva Rosen, assistant professor in the McCourt School of Public Policy, researches the little-known landscape of evictions in Washington, DC, including the widespread practice of filing eviction notices without removing…

Elizabeth Stanley, a resilience expert and U.S. Army veteran, examines examines the neurobiology of stress, trauma and resilience in military personnel and other people who function in high-stress environments.

Georgetown recognizes scholars of linguistics, neuroscience, environmental history and language for their impact in research and the classroom. …

Georgetown researchers find evidence that Gulf War Illness and chronic fatigue syndrome share symptoms, but are two distinct disorders that affect the brain in opposing ways.