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Georgetown will transform the ground level of Healy Hall, a historic building on its main campus, into a student hub for faith, well-being, academic support and meeting and study space.

For the first time in three years, Georgetown hosted its three-week college prep program in-person to support high school seniors who are the first in their families to attend college.

With an award from the National Science Foundation, Georgetown will lead a team of scientists to advance research on sources of emerging infectious diseases and train scientists in the field.

Held in Gaston Hall for the first time since 2019, the White Coat Ceremony marked the official beginning of medical education for first-year students at the School of Medicine.

Nada Eissa, an associate professor in the McCourt School, helped conduct an innovative research study in Rwanda to examine ways to improve tax compliance and lower administrative costs.

Tiffany Yu (B’10) started a student club at Georgetown focused on disability identity and culture. She has since transformed the club into a company that empowers disability pride and community.

Students in the School of Medicine started a free summer mentoring program that helps undergraduates who are underrepresented in medicine realize their dreams of going to medical school.

This summer, two Georgetown professors, José Casanova and Eli McCarthy, helped organize a delegation of religious leaders who traveled to Kyiv to advocate for peace and pray for justice.

Georgetown's inaugural program offers training and resources for undergraduates from historically underrepresented populations who are considering applying to Ph.D. programs.

Georgetown has filed an amicus brief with 56 Catholic colleges and universities urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action in upcoming cases that challenge its 40-year legal precedent.