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This semester, students will be able to engage with GU Politics Fellows, who bring decades of experience in politics, journalism, government and public policy from across the political spectrum.

Georgetown’s program has since taken Phoebe Opler (C’27) to a Greek island and to downtown DC, where she’ll be in the first cohort living and studying on the Capitol Campus.

As part of the Small Business Corps, three students spent the summer consulting with a veteran-owned donut shop with big plans to grow.

This month marks the 50th anniversary of a pivotal moment in cancer research that has led to life-extending and lifesaving treatments for patients with breast cancer.

He loves working with students, making sweet treats and once raced as Teddy Roosevelt in Nationals Park. Meet the man who makes student activities run on campus.

In the National Geographic docuseries that explores aging well through physical and mental challenges, Professor Abigail Marsh dives into the neuroscience behind different cognitive states associated with taking risks.

See how other Hoyas spent their summers, get to know the incoming class and get excited for a new year on the Hilltop.

Are you a new student at Georgetown? Explore this guide for tips from Hoyas on all things Georgetown, from choosing a major to joining clubs and making your dorm feel…

Luke Hughes (SFS'27) reflects on his pilgrimage to Japan to remember the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and honor the lives lost.

Having studied Latin since middle school, Caroline Sewell (C'27) saw her classics studies in a new light after participating in an archaeological dig at a Roman villa in Redondo, Portugal.