Maxine Weinstein, a Distinguished Professor in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, is leading a longitudinal project that studies the factors that impact aging and resilience throughout adulthood.
Georgetown appointed Soyica Colbert, former interim dean of Georgetown College of Arts & Sciences and Idol Family Professor of Performing Arts and African American Studies, vice president for interdisciplinary initiatives.
Donna Brazile, former interim chair of the Democratic National Committee and an adjunct professor, reflects on her course, Women in American Politics, and teaching the next generation of political leaders.
Business Professor Jason Brennan, Foreign Service Professor Diana Kim and Mathematics and Computer Science Chair Der-Chen Cheng of Georgetown College were honored for their career-long excellence and recent accomplishments.
Ryung Suh, associate professor of health management and policy, will provide executive assistance supporting the largest integrated health care system in the United States at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Professor Mecca Jamilah Sullivan received the 2021 William Sanders Scarborough Prize — awarded for outstanding study of Black American literature or culture — from the Modern Language Association.
A guided mindfulness-based stress reduction program was as effective as the gold-standard drug for patients with anxiety, according to a randomized clinical trial led by Georgetown University Medical Center researchers.
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month and Latine culture, two professors share their views on the complexity of the identity terms they use to describe themselves and their communities.
The Journal of Philosophy of Disability, launched last year by College professor Joel Michael Reynolds, features peer-reviewed research, book reviews, editorials and more.
