A $10 million gift commitment from alumnus Ted Leonsis and his family will support Georgetown's entrepreneurship program and fund new pediatric spaces at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital's new pavilion.
During the 2024 Olympic Games, hotels in Paris have fewer guests but are expected to make more money. How is that possible? A School of Business professor explains.
After overcoming financial struggles as an international student, an alumnus created a scholarship—the largest international undergraduate scholarship in Georgetown’s history—to smooth the path for future Hoyas.
Denise Durgin's commitment to service is fueled by her own journey of perseverance. Learn how she helps cancer patients and students persevere through adversity and define their own success.
The Kosoy Women in Business program will support a select number of students throughout the academic year for transformational leadership development, skill-building and growth.
Last fall, Marissa Nissley cycled outdoors for the first time to support cancer research at Georgetown. In celebration of Disability Pride Month, learn about her journey to the finish line.
A new cohort of returning citizens received certificates in business and entrepreneurship through Georgetown’s Pivot Program, which aims to create more job opportunities for people with past criminal convictions.
A flexible work schedule and work-life balance were among the top priorities young adults listed in choosing a workplace, according to a survey conducted by Georgetown and Bank of America.
