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Global Health Student Fellows visited Capitol Hill to call for stronger federal investment in tuberculosis programs, taking part in 54 meetings with more than 70 advocates that reached offices in…

The recognition highlights both scientific achievement and dedication to mentoring the next generation of researchers. For Brinsmade, the honor is a platform to mentor, connect and inspire.

Amanda Rivkin (G'11) reflects on her time in the School of Foreign Service and the connections between journalism and international relations.

Rebecca Sinderbrand, professor of the practice and director of the Journalism Program, explores how AI, independent journalism and declining subscribers are shaping the journalism industry.

Inside the classroom, professor Peter Jaworski teaches business ethics. Outside of class, he applies ethics to an entirely different world: blood plasma.

In high school, Beth Marhanka found the library connected her with new possibilities and adventure. Now, she helps students discover the knowledge and opportunities that await them.

After sorting through half-eaten omelettes and lettuce slivers, a professor and her team of students discovered what's fueling food waste from restaurants.

Kathryn Kalhorn (C’23, G’27) thought she'd be an attorney. After her mother was hospitalized at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, she discovered a new path in health care.

Visitors to the Georgetown University Art Galleries have a rare opportunity to view the professional debut of several up-and-coming curators, who happen to be graduate students in Georgetown’s Art &…

Social isolation and loneliness can lead to mental health problems and self-destructive behaviors that leave communities worse off. Public policy could offer some solutions, this professor says.