Kennedy Institute of Ethics senior research scholar Henry S. Richardson co-authors a new paper in Science that proposes an ethical framework for global vaccine allocation.

People who can unconsciously pick up on complex patterns are more likely to believe in God as the creator of patterns of events in the universe, according to a new,…

New Georgetown research shows that while adults process most discrete neural tasks in one or the other of their brains' two hemispheres, infants and young children can use both the…

An online COVID-19 symptom tracking tool developed by Georgetown researchers ensures a person’s confidentiality while actively monitoring symptoms.

Since the pandemic hit, nearly 50% of responding parents in a new study of low-income families say they have lost their jobs or have decreased work hours and experience food…

Bitter Flower, a play by English professor Jennifer Natalya Fink, will debut as an online film at the end of August as part of the Burning Coal Theatre’s 19th Amendment…

Georgetown acquires and digitizes a rare logbook depicting the experience of enslaved Africans aboard a ship that landed in Georgia 224 years ago.

State-of-the-art tracking technology reveals previously unknown long-distance movements of Kirtland’s warblers during mating season that have important conservation and climate change implications for North American birds, according to a new…

A Georgetown University Medical Center biochemist thinks he has a solution for making a better COVID-19 test — one that can deliver faster results and be accurate.

Georgetown Law holds a series of panel discussions on rethinking policing in the wake of George Floyd’s May 25 death.