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Eleven teams compete in Georgetown Entrepreneurship’s virtual COVID-19 Design Challenge to develop ways to lessen the impact of COVID-19 on the future of work, learning, and communities.

Georgetown student and disability rights activist Khansa Maria (SFS’21) wins a 2021 Rhodes Scholarship to pursue a master’s degree in evidence-based social intervention and policy evaluation at the University of…

The Georgetown Slavery Archive serves as a valuable outreach tool for the university and broader public community with events, workshops, lectures and panel presentations.

In the spirit of the Jesuit tradition cura personalis – or care of the whole person, students find a way to combat the feeling of isolation while creating music and…

President-elect Joe Biden’s recent appointment of veteran political strategist Ron Klain (C’83) prompts members of the university community to recall his commitment to public service and impact as an adjunct…

Vaughn Shirey (G’24), a National Science Foundation Graduate research fellow, hopes to bring more attention to threatened ecosystems through their butterfly research.

Lara Adekunle (NHS'22), a global health major and Hoya volleyball player and founding member of the Black Student-Athlete Coalition, hopes to improve health systems and advance health equity.

Members of the Georgetown University community testify in support of a proposed resolution declaring racism a public health crisis in Washington, DC.

Georgetown has appointed performing arts and African American studies scholar Soyica Colbert as the new interim dean for Georgetown College, effective Jan. 1. Colbert, the Idol Family Professor of Georgetown…

Georgetown Alumnus Nadhal Eadeh (G’18) shares how he combines decades-long experience at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and a McCourt School of Public Policy education to help improve health…