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Uwe Brandes, an urban planning professor, explains what cities have fared well in the remote work era and how city economies can bounce back from empty offices and sluggish downtowns.

Luis Mendez began his career at Georgetown mopping and shining the basketball courts. Thirty-two years later, he oversees all the services that make athletics run smoothly.

Georgetown has been abuzz this past summer with construction projects both on its Hilltop and Capitol Campuses. Learn more about what’s been happening at Georgetown the past several months.

Through Georgetown Law's Early Outreach Initiative, high school students in underserved communities learn about the ins and outs of the legal profession.

The dedication celebrated the completed renovations on Makóm, the university’s Jewish gathering space.

In a ribbon-cutting event with local, federal and university leaders, the McCourt School celebrated the official opening of its new home on the Capitol Campus at 125 E St.

Since 2004, the Georgetown Scholars Program has served over 2,600 students in its mission to provide wraparound support for first-generation and low-income college students.

Steven Gillen (G’96, ‘01) was unsure about joining the Foreign Service when he met his mentor at Georgetown. Today, he's served all over the world, most recently as a hostage…

Kernysha Rowe is the new director of the Office of Student Conduct, an office she hopes to make a space for discourse and dialogue.

Faculty from the School of Nursing and School of Health traveled to the border in partnership with the Kino Border Initiative, a binational Jesuit humanitarian organization that offers direct assistance…