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Countries that do poorly on women’s inclusion, justice and security are at higher risk during a pandemic, according to new research by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security…

Julien Matrullo (B'23) continues his summer internship with a renewable energy company into the fall as he juggles his work with virtual learning.

Lillian Brown, a media consultant who hosted a Georgetown radio show heard around the world and did makeup for U.S. presidents from Dwight Eisenhower to Bill Clinton, died Sept. 13…

Sukari Pinnock, a diversity, equity and inclusion expert in the School of Continuing Studies, challenges her students to confront their own biases and worldviews.

Kennedy Institute of Ethics senior research scholar Henry S. Richardson co-authors a new paper in Science that proposes an ethical framework for global vaccine allocation.

Doing her part to help ensure a fair 2020 election, Cate Paterson (C’21) worked as a summer intern for FairVote, which seeks to create a more representative democracy through ranked…

The Georgetown community has its own stories with the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, thanks to her close relationship with Georgetown Law.

Georgetown remembers Coach John Thompson Jr. and how he stood above many as a pioneering NCAA coach, architect of the Big East and a champion and advocate for racial justice…

Sociology professors Katharine Donato and Becky Yang Hsu teach a new course examining the consequences of the pandemic for social inequality.

Shreyaa Venkat (NHS'24) and her sister Esha receive a George H.W. Bush Points of Light Award for their work through a community-focused organization they started.