Georgetown College of Arts & Sciences

The undergraduate certificate, grounded in a liberal arts approach, trains students in how to use AI tools and shape its role in society.

Georgetown has awarded three early-career professors who are tackling pressing societal questions with $100,000 in funding and leave to accelerate their work.

What continues to spur Austenmania two centuries after her birth? It’s a question this professor asks her students.

The gift deepens Georgetown’s existing work in integrating science, technology, and ethics with a dedicated focus on exploring the potential of AI and ensuring its ethical application.

Before becoming dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, David Edelstein leaned into endurance sports to unwind. He found they had surprising benefits for his work life.

The College of Arts & Science's new major is one of the first programs of its kind in the country.

Helping others — even tiny acts of kindness — makes us happier, says Abigail Marsh, a professor who studies altruism.

Winter break is a prime time to unwind — and get lost in a good book. We asked literature professors to help you find your next great read over winter break.

On Oct. 25, the Georgetown community celebrated the opening of a dedicated space for the Georgetown Humanities Initiative, a university-wide project that aims to strengthen studies in the humanities.

Yamiche Alcindor is an award-winning journalist covering the 2024 presidential election. She told us why this election feels different - and how she's using her Georgetown degree almost every day.