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.

A Georgetown neuroscientist explores how AI affects human creativity and what you can do to protect your creative brain.

A new study from Georgetown shows that more than half of all migratory bird species around the world are in decline. An ornithologist explains why.

Lanternflies could swarm your backyard and neighborhood this summer. But are they that harmful for you and your local environment? An entomologist and biology professor weighs in.

“The Odyssey” is a highly anticipated summer blockbuster. The narrative is hard to capture on the silver screen, one classicist says.

On the semiquincentennial, we reached out to professors across Georgetown to learn more about America’s early roots and its complex history since.

Learn about Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical and what the implications and real-world applications of “Magnificas Humanitas” will be.

A media studies expert explores the historic impact of television on American society and the evolution of television culture.

A sports executive breaks down the complex business operations and economic impact of the World Cup and what it might mean for the future of the sports industry.