Professor Rebecca Katz draws connections between how Americans reacted to the Spanish Flu and COVID-19 five years later.

Irish-born Professor Darragh Gannon dives into the history of the Irish diaspora and explains why the Irish rule American pop culture.

A new NSF-funded project led by Martha Weiss aims to find out what happens to forest food webs when billions of cicadas emerge by focusing on often-overlooked creatures: ants.

Universities are often seen as cradles of scientific innovation. At Georgetown, the Office of Technology Commercialization helps researchers to protect their discoveries and find partnerships in the private sector.

In his new book, Anderson François traces the lives of formerly enslaved people who gained citizenship after the Civil War and how they shape our understanding of the Reconstruction Era.

Professor Tom Sherman explains what might happen in the brain when you get the ick this Valentine's Day — and whether the ick holds you back from finding true love.

A Georgetown business professor explores the calculus of climate migration and how the fires will impact the future of Los Angeles.

New research from Anais Roussel (G'24) demonstrates how cosmic radiation affects biosignatures that could otherwise be diagnostic of life.

Psychology Professor Kostadin Kushlev explores how smartphones affect human happiness and offers tips on how to reduce your screen time.

Ambassador Barbara Bodine, director of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy and a career foreign service officer with over 30 years of experience, dives into 'The Diplomat' to separate…