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Fatima Yunusa (SFS’24), a public policy researcher, has won the 2026 Rhodes Scholarship — the world’s oldest and most competitive international scholarship.

Luke Hughes' (SFS'27) academic interests seemingly don't intersect, but here's how this junior balances all his courses while making the most of study abroad and other experiential opportunities.

Priscila Báez grew up often attending family events planned with intention. Now, she brings that same level of detail in bringing events at the Earth Commons to life.

Eight teams split $125,000 in prizes at the annual pitch competition for student entrepreneurs.

The Big East Conference has renamed its annual award bestowed to an institution that exemplifies excellence in honor of President Emeritus John J. DeGioia.

Meet three student veterans who have found new meaning in service during their time at Georgetown.

Ever want to reduce screen time on your smartphone? A recent psychology study shows the benefits of a digital detox and offers tips to unplug.

The Georgetown community mourns the loss of Paul Tagliabue (C’62), who passed away on Nov. 9, 2025, at the age of 84.

The Nordic country claimed the top spot again in a new report that measures indicators tied to women's inclusion, justice and security.

“Not Without Us: A Celebration of Disabled Joy,” is a new exhibit in the DC Public Library filled with art created by students involved in Georgetown’s Disability Cultural Center. …