Dr. Christopher J. King, a professor and chair in the School of Nursing & Health Studies, will serve as the inaugural dean of Georgetown’s soon-to-be-launched School of Health.
In Georgetown’s Making an Exoneree course, students took a fresh look at decades-old cases, seeking to prove the innocence of five people – two of whom are on death row.
The Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention at Georgetown will address health disparities in cancer detection, diagnosis, treatment and prevention for underserved communities in Washington, DC.
During an experiential learning trip, students immersed themselves in the local business and culture and connected their classroom concepts to economic, social and political issues in the Dominican Republic.
On the 25th anniversary of Hoya Kids, Georgetown’s childcare center, a McCourt expert in early childhood education reflects on the importance — and future — of pre-K programs and education.
Jordan Sand, a professor of Japanese history and culture, has been named a 2022 Guggenheim Fellow, one of academia’s most prestigious grants for scholars and artists.
Georgetown scientists are predicting that the warming climate will force wildlife from their habitats into more highly populated areas —dramatically increasing the risk of viral transmissions.
During COVID-19, students in the School of Foreign Service’s Global Human Development program have found new ways to learn from leading development experts around the world.
In her new book, Business School Associate Professor Christine Porath shares research-backed strategies to boost personal well-being and build community at work.
David Beauchemin will discuss how duplicate detection can be used with AI and NLP techniques to extract information from external data sources using text distance metrics (e.g. Jaro) and classification…
