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Georgetown students, alumni and staff participated in international climate negotiations and hosted artistic and policy events at the 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

Most law students pay attention to what’s happening at the Supreme Court. But only a few go so far as to sleep outside of it to see oral arguments in…

During Jesuit Heritage Month, meet Ken Homan, S.J. (G'25), a Jesuit brother whose passion for woodworking connects to his research, faith and a new project for Jack the Bulldog.

Brian McCabe, an alumnus and sociology professor, is drawing on his research background to shape housing policy within the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The Georgetown Law Center on National Security will lead an international advisory group to help the Ukrainian government prosecute war crimes committed during the Russian invasion of their country.

In “Requiem for the Enslaved,” composer Carlos Simon honors the lives of enslaved men, women and children. In this mini documentary, he invites viewers into his musical exploration and process.

After leaving the Marine Corps, Thomas Schueman pursued a master’s in English — a degree that prepared him to write a memoir with his Afghan interpreter about their wartime experiences.

During Jesuit Heritage Month, we celebrate the Jesuit values that make our community a force for change. Explore how Hoyas are living the Spirit of Georgetown out loud.

Isabella Turilli (SFS’22), a researcher at the Council on Foreign Relations who is working to transform global health diplomacy, has won the 2023 Rhodes Scholarship.

Atharv Gupta (SFS’23), a Georgetown senior, Pelosi Scholar and international development researcher working to drive change in emerging markets through technology, has won the 2023 Rhodes Scholarship.