Recent reports from the Center for Children and Families at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy reveal disturbing declines in the number of children and teens with health insurance coverage…
The first evidence that the Potomac River is a breeding area for wild bottlenose dolphins has been gathered by graduate students working with Georgetown biologist and dolphin expert Janet Mann.
Nearly 3 billion birds have disappeared from the United States and Canada since 1970, according to a study published today in Science, co-authored by Georgetown Environment Initiative (GEI) director Peter…
Five faculty experts weigh in on their top concerns for the environment and climate change in keeping with the university's commitment to sustainability and Pope Francis’ environmental encyclical Laudato Si’.
McCourt School of Public Policy professor Andrew Zeitlin co-authors research that looks at the pros and cons of distributing aid in cash versus providing aid through complex and bundled programs…
A new book by psychology professor Fathali Moghaddam says crisis incidents have the potential to turn a democracy into a dictatorship, even in a country like America.
Georgetown alumna and expert surfer Emi Koch (C’12), who was National Geographic 2018 Adventurer of the Year, is now a Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellow. All photos by Nicolás Landa…
NaLette Brodnax, assistant professor at the McCourt School of Public Policy, conducts a study showing that reaching out to female college students early in their academic career makes them more…
Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center announces its selection as a member of the National Cancer Institute’s Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP), joining a nationwide network designed to bring cancer clinical…
A new book by medical anthropologist Emily Mendenhall, a professor in Georgetown's School of Foreign Service, rethinks diabetes by exploring how poverty and trauma make people sick.
