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Chatelain is an expert in the fields of Black life and culture. The Pulitzer Prize is given annually to 21 individuals who have displayed excellence in journalism and the arts.

Maximilian Goetz (B’24) founded Robotics for All to provide equitable educational opportunities to students of all backgrounds, particularly low-income and underrepresented students, with an emphasis on education in STEM.

Kendell Long (C’19) is part of the Marshall-Motley Scholars Program, which provides training, scholarships and career support to the next generation of civil rights lawyers in the South.

More than 800 Hoyas start classes today as part of a five-week summer program of academic, experiential learning and social activities, with many living on campus for the first time.

Georgetown experts are engaged in urgent conversations on how to deliver vaccines equitably around the globe and counter vaccine hesitancy.

President DeGioia and university leaders paused last week to express their gratitude to the staff members who filled Redeploy Georgetown essential roles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Law and medical students are teaming up to help sick and vulnerable clients take on issues like unsafe housing, food insecurity, unmet educational needs and compassionate release from prison.

Students in the Making an Exoneree course pulled together witness statements, testimony and forensic evidence to help clear the name of Eric Riddick, who was wrongfully convicted of murder.

GU Politics hosted some of Washington’s heavy hitters in journalism and politics to close out its fifth year of connecting Georgetown students with leaders in public service.

The Task Force on Gender Equity, charged with assessing institutional practices to promote gender equity among full-time faculty and senior academic leadership, shared its recommendations in a new report.