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Can changes in the way a person manages their personal finances lead to an early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease? Georgetown researchers are developing machine learning algorithms to find out.

We celebrate the contributions of Black students, alumni, faculty and staff to Georgetown and beyond, recognizing the range of teaching, scholarship and advocacy aimed at advancing Black heritage and history.

As part of Georgetown and DC’s Paralegal Program, career experts at the McCourt School helped returning citizens ace job interviews at law firms and transition to the workforce.

From cooking classes to checkups, Dr. Traci Thompson (C’96) created a new, holistic approach to health care for both uninsured and insured residents in Tampa.

After announcing the acceleration of the Doomsday Clock — a symbolic time warning how close the world is to apocalypse — leaders discussed their decision with students, faculty and staff.

Maxine Weinstein, a Distinguished Professor in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, is leading a longitudinal project that studies the factors that impact aging and resilience throughout adulthood.

Georgetown and Howard University have received a $3 million grant to establish a new center that will address health disparities in Washington, DC, through the growing field of medical humanities.

Georgetown appointed Soyica Colbert, former interim dean of Georgetown College of Arts & Sciences and Idol Family Professor of Performing Arts and African American Studies, vice president for interdisciplinary initiatives.

Anjali Bindra Patel is a lawyer and expert on diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Learn about her path to Georgetown Law and her work to advance equity and inclusion.

A group of Business School undergraduates recently traveled to New York City to gain industry insights, mentoring and training from Estée Lauder senior executives and alumni at the company.