Class of 2021

Professor Natsu Onoda Power leads her Performing Madness class as students adapt to virtual learning in innovative and engaging ways.

Student-run cultural clubs at Georgetown serve as a tether to home for the university’s more than 3,300 international students and provide opportunities for the whole community to learn from students…

After undergraduate and graduate student teams from Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business win the Venture Capital Investment Competition's Mid-Atlantic regionals, they advance to the national and global finals, respectively, this…

The university's chapter of the Student National Medical Association recognizes the contributions and legacy of African-Americans in medicine and works toward the creation of culturally competent and socially conscious medical…

Three Georgetown students are among only 15 undergraduates who will present papers at the one of the world's largest conference of comparative literature scholars being held at the university, March…

Georgetown Law’s Human Rights Institute sends 14 students, faculty, staff and alumni to Texas for pro bono work helping migrants seeking asylum.

The Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life at Georgetown, the largest student-run, pro-life conference in the nation, marks its 20th anniversary, continuing a tradition for Catholic youth that has grown exponentially…

Undergraduate international students from more than 130 countries bring unique perspectives to campus, where they get assistance with immigration, academic and personal hurdles that arise.

A total of 16 Georgetown students have been named Millennium Fellows by the United Nations Academic Impact and the Millennium Campus Network.

Sean Cooke (SFS’21), who is part of the U.S. Navy Seaman to Admiral 21 Program, is one of two Georgetown student veterans awarded the competitive 2018 Tillman Scholarship for strength…