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Vanessa Corcoran, a scholar of medieval religious history, unpacks the fascinating and secretive history behind the conclave and the papal election process.

Professor John Rust has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, an honor awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to academia, the arts, industry, policy,…

Meet Robinson Rivera, a 35-year veteran of Georgetown and a beloved GUTS bus driver.

As Catholics and people around the world grieve Pope Francis, Jesuits at Georgetown share their memories of the first Jesuit pope — and what they will miss most about him.

It started with competing at a hackathon for fun. Now, they run a bustling startup at the forefront of drone detection technology.

As Georgetown students approach finals, music known as “work flow” may be the answer for calming nerves and increasing their studying pace.

Henry Winkler, an Emmy Award-winning actor and author, is among the 14 speakers scheduled to address the Class of 2025 at commencement this year.

Hoyas joined students from an engineering university in Senegal to develop technology that addresses community concerns in Dakar. Here's what two teams are building.

As the first Fulbright scholar from the School of Nursing, Lexie Meger (N’24) is building an archive of Brazilian Amazonian birthing practices.

Learn how we celebrated Earth Month, from visiting a new art installation on the Potomac River and studying marine life in Florida to debating the climate issues of our time…