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Throughout his life, Michael Parker, an assistant dean for the College of Arts & Sciences has been many things, and he encourages his students to embrace their own paths.

Georgetown students and alumni have won the highest number of Fulbright grants out of any other college or university in the U.S. this academic year, the Fulbright Program announced today.

A gift from School of Dentistry alumnus Richard Calabrese (D’77) and his wife, Angela, will help reduce financial burdens for first-generation and low-income students pursuing careers in STEM.

This most recent winter storm has caused soaring electricity prices in some parts of the country. Why has electricity gotten so expensive this winter? A School of Business professor answers.

Last fall, students were set loose in the Maker Hub to design an accessible podium. A year later, their prototypes were transformed into a gleaming brass podium in Riggs Library.

For most fourth-year medical students, a clinical rotation involves plenty of time in the hospital. But for Scott Nichols (M'26), one recent rotation involved court hearings and collaborating with attorneys…

As Bennie Chang (SFS'26) prepares to graduate from Georgetown, he offers a few words of wisdom for high school seniors who are about to enter the next stage of their…

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.

Alton McKenzie (B’93) didn't start out his athletic career on the track. But today, he's built the Hoyas into a conference powerhouse as the director of track and field and…