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John Carr, founder of the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown, has worked tirelessly to fight for the poor and for building bridges across divides.

Courtney Ballantine is the new police chief of the Georgetown University Police Department. In his new role, he'll oversee the police forces on both the Capitol and Hilltop campuses.

When the National Park Service wanted to learn more about Clara Barton, 11 Georgetown undergraduate students filled the gap to research the Civil War medical care provider and the founder…

Georgetown honored Kowshara Thomas, executive director of Joseph's House, with the 2026 John Thompson Jr. Legacy of a Dream Award.

Discover how Georgetown works to ensure that students receive a holistic education and meets students' evolving needs in and out of the classroom.

Meet the five Georgetown students who received the Schwarzman Scholarship and will spend the next year pursuing graduate studies at Tsinghua University immersed in Chinese culture, leadership and global affairs.

Yasmin Diallo (C’28) didn't know how she'd fit in or adjust to life at Georgetown as a transfer student. Here's how she found her home as a Hoya.

Before she analyzed policy briefs at the McCourt School of Public Policy, Camilla Feeley (G’26) perfected routines on the Olympic mat.

Georgetown School of Medicine professors offer their best holistic tips to keep your brain active and healthy.

Kimberly Mazyck (SFS’90) originally wanted to be a diplomat. Now, she helps foster dialogue about Catholic social teaching and global issues on campus.