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A graduate of Georgetown Law’s evening program, Kate Hardiman Rhodes (L’22) will clerk for Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett during the October 2025 term.

Before becoming dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, David Edelstein leaned into endurance sports to unwind. He found they had surprising benefits for his work life.

At the Happy Tech Lab, researchers study how digital technology — like smartphones, social media and gaming apps — interacts with our happiness.

Tharun Potluri (H’25, M’29) has been an EMT since he was 16. But before heading to medical school at Georgetown this fall, he has one more item to check off…

Kristin Agatone, a leader in the higher education investment space, will lead Georgetown's Investment Office.

Students from Georgetown University in Qatar and the Earth Commons Institute linked up in Greece to analyze satellite data and study climate change's effects on marine life.

As someone with a disability, Kevin Andrews knows what it's like to face accessibility barriers. Today, he works to improve accessibility in digital spaces at Georgetown.

A new study by scientists from Georgetown and MedStar Health describes how a single blood sample can be used to catch problems at the earliest stages, allowing tailored treatment to…

Fr. Matthew Ippel, S.J. (SFS’13, G’25) and Fr. Kieran Halloran, S.J. (SFS’14) both thought they were headed to careers in international affairs. In June, they were ordained as Jesuit priests.

Six School of Nursing graduate students traveled to rural West Virginia to learn about Appalachian communities, including the policies that impact the social determinants of health.