Alcindor – award-winning journalist, PBS NewsHour White House correspondent and NBC News and MSNBC political correspondent – is the next moderator of the weekly PBS news analysis series Washington Week.
Rosario Ceballo, an interdisciplinary scholar with a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, will join Georgetown as dean of Georgetown College and professor of psychology on January 1, 2022.
Get to know the Hoyas participating in the Tokyo Summer Olympics, hear from experts about Olympic sponsorships and superstitions and look back to the archives for Georgetown at Olympics past.
The university established the Disability Empowerment Endowment Fund through a seed gift from Tiffany Yu (B’10), founder of the company Diversability – which started as a student group at Georgetown.
A team of alumni, student and faculty researchers in the Bansal Lab is tracking COVID-19 vaccination, identifying five clusters of southeastern U.S. counties with high populations and lower-than-expected vaccination rates.
Psychology professor Rachel Barr and other researchers – including Georgetown undergraduates, graduate students and alumni – find video chat helps grandparents overcome social isolation and stay connected to grandchildren.
In a first-of-its-kind study published in Communications Biology, Ph.D. candidate Taylor Evans (G’21) and biology professor Janet Mann show bottlenose dolphins have stable behavioral traits that last for decades.
Professor Chatelain is an expert in the fields of Black life and culture. The Pulitzer Prize is given annually to 21 individuals who display excellence in journalism and the arts.
Kendell Long (C’19) is part of the Marshall-Motley Scholars Program, which provides training, scholarships and career support to the next generation of civil rights lawyers in the South.
Biology major Laura Ratliff (C’21) assists the international Mars Ice Mapper mission, conducting research and writing articles to enable future human exploration of the red planet.
