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Born in the U.S., Michelle Meza moved back to her family's native Peru before returning to the U.S. for graduate school. Now, she wants to be a force for change…

This month, Georgetown celebrates Disability Cultural Month alongside the federally-recognized National Disability Employment Awareness Month, highlighting the many and varied contributions of people with disabilities to our university community and…

Over the summer, Georgetown broke ground on construction projects and opened new spaces on the Hilltop. Learn more about what’s new on campus this fall.

Three Georgetown alumni have been appointed White House Fellows, a high-profile fellowship for emerging leaders to work at the top level of the government.

The program will offer seasoned leaders an opportunity to hone their international business skills and is the first of its kind from a top U.S. business school in the region.

Rev. David Collins, S.J., unpacks the rich history of the Jesuits in the U.S. from the early Maryland colony to the modern era.

Law students worked with the nonprofit Nadia's Initiative to explore legal solutions to help Yazidis in Iraq, where ISIS militants killed and enslaved members of the community in 2014.

Georgetown marked the launch of an interdisciplinary center that examines the history of slavery and its legacies through a live musical performance composed by a university professor.

Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska met with Ukrainian students and addressed the Georgetown community during a visit on Sept. 21.

Lindsey Wagner (G’24) will soon embark on a journey to work at the Indian Health Services in Alaska several years after falling in love with the people and culture of…