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The university has updated its policies and procedures that address sexual misconduct under the federal nondiscrimination law known as Title IX to comply with new U.S. Department of Education regulations.

J. Christopher Mihm (C’81), Mark Braza (MBA’14), María Pagán (G’91, L’91), and Zia M. Faruqui (C’01, L’04) are finalists for the 2020 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal.

A Georgetown University Medical Center biochemist thinks he has a solution for making a better COVID-19 test — one that can deliver faster results and be accurate.

Georgetown Law holds a series of panel discussions on rethinking policing in the wake of George Floyd’s May 25 death.

Georgetown's McCourt School of Public Policy announces its six Fall 2020 GU Politics Fellows, including political journalists, a presidential advisor and presidential campaign leaders.

Psychology professor Rebecca Ryan and doctoral student Cailtin Hines (G'21) co-author a study that finds parents at the top and bottom of the income and education distributions hold more similar…

A project designed to create a better understanding of the “lived reality of bondage at institutions of higher education” will be created by Georgetown and two other universities with a…

Three alumni activists continue the fight for social justice that they began at Georgetown in their own communities, now.

Georgetown professor Marcia Chatelain appears in the History Channel's docudrama on President Ulysses S. Grant and discusses the dangers of memorializing the Confederacy and glorifying individuals through white-washed history.

Recent Georgetown graduate Andrew Straky (C’20) works with GU Votes to customize its student portal, My.VoteEverywhere, to make it easier for Georgetown students to register.