Michelle Renslo (C’22) says an event on “Free Speech and Comedy” last night featuring Elahe Izadi, a stand-up comedian and Washington Post reporter, helped her understand the comedy world she…
The university’s Prison Scholars Program at the DC Jail, the only co-educational prison program in the country, has received a $1 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation…
Georgetown's Global Medieval Studies Program has a new direction, with students studying areas beyond Europe and debunking stereotypes about the Middle Ages.
Georgetown graduate and New York Times reporter Megan Twohey (C'98) yesterday wrote about a tentative $25 million settlement of Harvey Weinstein's bankrupt film company with his alleged victims. Georgetown's alumni…
Two Georgetown seniors and a recent alumnus win the coveted Schwarzman Scholarship to pursue master’s degrees in global affairs at Beijing’s Tsinghua University. …
Alexander Brown (C'20) designed a new way to streamline research on the brains of zebrafish, which are studied to further understanding of human conditions.
Sally Matson (C’20), a Georgetown senior who wants to use machine learning to combat climate change, wins a 2020 Marshall Scholarship for graduate studies in the United Kingdom.
Rachel Linton's (SFS’19) adaptation of Fandom for Robots appears in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Page-to-Stage New Play Festival with characters played by Georgetown undergraduates.
Sandra Jackson, executive director of House of Ruth, will be honored as Georgetown’s 2020 John Thompson Jr. Legacy of a Dream Award recipient Jan. 20 at the Kennedy Center for…
History professor Adam Rothman is teaching an undergraduate course designed to examine the university’s historical connections to slavery, that connection’s legacy and efforts toward reconciliation. Students in the course have…
