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In the course, students explored the origins, structure and implementation of the largest sports-related class action settlement in history — and the ongoing medical and legal developments that affect the…

For over 50 years, students in the Special Master’s Program in Physiology & Biophysics have honed their skills at Georgetown in preparation for medical school.

Trish Makovsky, a travel blogger and assistant director of admissions at the McCourt School of Public Policy, helps prospective students plan their next adventure.

The Health Security Operations Center will track wastewater, air travel, social media and other sources of data to monitor possible outbreaks of diseases like measles, Ebola and dengue during the…

The new Georgetown initiative is designed to deepen research collaboration between faculty on its Washington, DC, and Doha campuses.

Through new programs, dedicated courses and faculty experts, Georgetown is preparing students to be ethical, human-centric AI leaders.

Georgetown early-career alumni are among the highest-paid college graduates in the nation, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education.

Learn about Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical and what the implications and real-world applications of “Magnificas Humanitas” will be.

From the classroom to the Java Sea, follow Luke Hughes' (SFS'27) journey to Jakarta as he conducts hands-on research for his thesis on sustainable fisheries.

A media studies expert explores the historic impact of television on American society and the evolution of television culture.