Three Georgetown alumni have been appointed White House Fellows, a high-profile fellowship for emerging leaders to work at the top level of the government.
In 1972, law students launched Street Law to teach high school students about the legal system. It’s since expanded internationally, creating a transformative experience for both teachers and students.
A group of medical students are working to increase the number of future physicians who speak medical Spanish to help reach more Hispanic and Latino patients.
We’ve been busy this summer. We welcomed students for pre-orientation programs, broke ground on new construction projects, gardened and spruced up our grounds, and found ways to stay…
Adan Gonzalez is wrapping up his White House Fellowship. He’s eager to replicate opportunities like this for kids in his hometown—a mission that hasn’t wavered since coming to Georgetown.
Georgetown has appointed McCourt School Professor Evelyn Patterson as the fourth faculty director of its Racial Justice Institute, a multidisciplinary research hub focused on race, equity and action.
Daniel Tsai’s (L’79) gift will support a new state-of-the art academic building for law students in downtown DC that's designed with green features, including rooftop solar panels and terrace gardens.
After earning his GED, joining a mentoring program, and taking nearly every course in Georgetown’s Prison Scholars program, 20-year-old Keonte Lewis is envisioning a new future in the classroom.
Georgetown community members celebrate the annual holiday, share their personal reflections, and commemorate Juneteenth’s history and significance today.
