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Georgetown’s board of directors approved new construction projects, a policy on recording in classrooms and a new executive master’s program during its annual winter meeting.

Students in the School of Foreign Service and McDonough School of Business trekked to Panama to get a first-hand look at how infrastructure, public policy and private enterprise intersect to…

Daelyn Moon found a home in her Jesuit college’s student affairs office, which helped her navigate school. At Georgetown, she helps fellow first-generation college students find a home too.

For Joya Wheatfall-Melvin (G’26), the power of data lies in its potential to be a driver of change. As a public policy student, she's using data to advance equity in…

Mariela Cruz-Suarez's (SFS'28) first year at Georgetown was filled with doubt and challenges. Now in her second year, she shares her story of how she came to love Georgetown, its…

M. Elizabeth Magill, the former dean of Stanford Law School, provost of UVA and president of the University of Pennsylvania, will be Georgetown Law's next dean.

Concussions and repetitive head impacts are common in sports. A neuroscience professor explores what happens in the brain during head impacts and how to possibly treat related neurodegenerative symptoms.

Hear from seven Hoyas who tell their stories about the little moments when they felt loved and cared for as students at Georgetown.

At the McCourt School of Public Policy’s 2025-2026 Whittington Lecture, U.S. Senator Chris Coons offered a policy framework that he believes could restore trust in institutions and serve the priorities…

Throughout his life, Michael Parker, an assistant dean for the College of Arts & Sciences has been many things, and he encourages his students to embrace their own paths.