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A team of three Hoyas has won an international competition in natural language processing and will present their research at a global summit next month.

A short film that emerged from a Georgetown workshop has been nominated for an Anthem Award, a recognition from the Webby Awards that honors social impact work.

Georgetown celebrated 80 newly promoted faculty and their achievements during the university's annual fall convocation.  …

Niko Perazich helps students and professors in Georgetown Law's clinical program on their legal cases, which range from local wage-theft disputes to U.S. Supreme Court victories.

For students in the inaugural cohort of the Joint Program in Public Policy, public policy is not just theory — it’s embedded in their campus experience.

Ahead of the release of "Wicked: For Good," an expert in organizational behavior and management unpacks the leadership lessons from Elphaba and the hit musical-turned-movie.

As part of a new fellowship, Fr. Lucas Sharma, S.J., will serve as a Jesuit pastoral associate in the LGBTQ Resource Center and continue his Ph.D. studies in sociology.

Tom Sietsema (SFS’83), former food critic for The Washington Post, originally wanted to be a diplomat. Thousands of restaurant reviews later, he still puts his diplomacy skills to good use.

Linguistics professor Cynthia Gordon unpacks the two numbers that have perplexed — and frustrated — parents, teachers and Americans across the country this year.

New research from Jacob Crawford (C’03) and biology professor Peter Armbruster explains how a mosquito from Africa became a global threat for vector-borne diseases.