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Their findings, which stem from cross-campus collaboration, seek to offer policymakers in Latin America new data to address the pandemic.

U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock and U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell joined the launch event for Georgetown’s new Center on Faith and Justice, discussing the intersection of democracy, faith and voting rights.

A Georgetown fellow and professor uncovered organic molecules on Mars through a new technique that could have widespread use beyond the Red Planet.

These Hoyas are celebrating the special people and places that make the Hilltop home and the Spirit of Georgetown values that keep our community together – no matter the distance.

During November’s Native American Heritage Month, Georgetown joins the nation in celebrating the contributions of our Native American and Alaska Native students, faculty and staff to our community and society.

Alumna Yasmin Zuch (NHS’20) is focusing her future medical career on serving Native American communities—and found her own connection to her Navajo and Hopi-Tewa heritage deepened along the way.

Since 2007, Georgetown's School of Medicine students have provided medical services to residents experiencing homelessness through the first student-run, free clinic in Washington, DC.

Pope Francis expressed his public support in a letter to the conference organizers, Georgetown’s Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs and the Jesuit journal La Civiltà Cattolica.

Students in the McDonough School of Business won funding to grow their start-up ventures, from a baby rental gear service to a novel electric motor technology.

Interfaith student groups and alumni helped create a new meditation center on the Hilltop for members of Dharmic spiritual traditions—the first of its kind on a U.S. campus.