Engaging Washington, DC

Most law students pay attention to what’s happening at the Supreme Court. But only a few go so far as to sleep outside of it to see oral arguments in…

At Georgetown’s Bark Tank Pitch Competition, students pitched their start-up ideas to entrepreneurial judges. From AI-driven food products to innovative camera designs, these are the students who won.

On October 22, hundreds of cyclists gathered for the first BellRinger ride, a fundraiser for Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center that supports critically needed cancer research.

Since 1922, the Pep Band has drummed up school spirit in nail-biter games, Final Four championships and Hilltop performances. Discover a few of its lesser-known moments on its centennial anniversary.

After accompanying refugees on their first visit to a U.S. pharmacy, these medical students created a program to help refugee families access critical resources and the care they need.

Professor Roxanne Mirabal-Beltran worked with Spanish-speaking communities at laundromats, a community advisory board and health care providers to identify women’s knowledge of fertility, pregnancy and when to seek health care.

Prominent policymakers — including President Bill Clinton (SFS’68) and former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — convened at Georgetown for a symposium celebrating the life of Madeleine K. Albright.

From grading papers at her kitchen table to debating foreign policy in her office after class, Madeleine Albright's former teaching assistants share their remembrances of Georgetown's beloved professor.

Georgetown celebrated the hundreds of Hoyas working and serving in Congress with an event at the Capitol with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Sen. John Barrasso (C’74) and four other members.

We asked this year’s Georgetown Storytellers about why they picked Georgetown and their favorite parts of life on the Hilltop.