Prominent policymakers — including President Bill Clinton (SFS’68) and former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — convened at Georgetown for a symposium celebrating the life of Madeleine K. Albright.
From grading papers at her kitchen table to debating foreign policy in her office after class, Madeleine Albright's former teaching assistants share their remembrances of Georgetown's beloved professor.
The inaugural recipients of a scholarship that provides immediate support for students affected by the war in Ukraine share their hopes for Ukraine and for their futures as Hoyas.
Last week, nearly 1,600 first-year students moved into Georgetown. Meet a few of the students and their families as they share their hopes for the next four years as Hoyas.
The Dikran Izmirlian Bachelor of Science in Business and Global Affairs Program prepares business and policy leaders to tackle complex global problems and offers experiential learning opportunities around the world.
From classrooms to the State Department, LGBTQ+ faculty and alumni in the School of Foreign Service are charting new paths and building support networks for LGBTQ+ professionals in international relations.
After being mentored by the late Madeleine Albright and the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Luka Ignac is graduating from SFS with his sights set on public service.
Temidire Alesh, a first-generation college student who’s graduating from the Global Human Development master’s program this year, shares her journey to a career in gender equity and finance development.
China is angling to become a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) theory and technology and has invested heavily in hopes of developing it into a $150 billion industry by…
