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Getu Woldemariam's first job at Georgetown was a parking lot attendant in 1988. Now, he oversees transportation at the university.

Emmy Award-winning actor Henry Winkler had a difficult experience with books growing up. Instead of joy, reading filled him with anxiety and dread. This Saturday, he will be the commencement…

At 18 years old, Tony Labranche (C'25) was a cancer survivor who had just been sworn into the New Hampshire state legislature. This weekend, he'll graduate from Georgetown on a…

Lisa Kennedy (C'25) grew up hearing that there was no value in rural America. As a soon-to-be Georgetown graduate, she's on a mission to change the narrative about rural communities.

Elena Sapelyuk (SFS'23) has been named a 2025 Knight-Hennessy Scholar, a prestigious graduate program that prepares students for international leadership.

In a few days, Zahra Wakilzada will receive her second diploma from Georgetown. It's been a long road to get here, one her mother has dreamed of since Zahra was little.

Georgetown's School of Nursing will be renamed the Berkley School of Nursing during the 2025 fall semester, marking a significant milestone in the university’s 122 years of educating nurses. …

Reconnecting after over three decades, Alan Himmer (SFS’89) and Paul Shmotolokha (SFS’89) teamed up to provide portable power units and ambulances to Ukraine.

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a 69-year-old Chicago native, will be the first American to lead the Catholic Church. Here's how his U.S. background may shape his papacy.

Carole Gresenz, a current Georgetown professor who studies health economics, will lead the McCourt School of Public Policy.