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Georgetown University Police Department receives a prestigious accreditation obtained by less than 4% of police forces nationwide.

Georgetown observes Washington, DC’s Emancipation Day through a series of events focusing on the importance of historical documentation and reclaiming narratives surrounding the Civil War and slavery in America.

NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro (SFS'94) and writer/comedian/actor/producer Alison Becker (C’99) join more than 500 alumni, students and faculty for the second university-wide Women’s Forum, where participants share their experience and expertise…

Georgetown Law professor Peter Edelman reflects on his life of learning as the university recognizes nearly 40 faculty members and academic professionals for their 20 years of service during this…

Cedric Asiavugwa (L’19), who worked in the Office of Campus Ministry and died in the recent Ethiopian airline crash, is remembered by students, faculty and staff at Georgetown Law.

Recruiters surveyed by Bloomberg Businessweek give high marks across the board to Georgetown's McDonough School of Business for graduating the best-trained and most creative MBA students and for providing a…

Current and former diplomats, including 12 Georgetown alumnae, share perspectives on women’s roles in shaping communities around the globe ahead of International Women’s Day.

Edilma Yearwood, associate professor and chair of professional nursing practice, and Brian Floyd, assistant dean in the School of Nursing & Health Studies, use a Georgetown Jesuit Mission Grant to…

Georgetown Law’s Human Rights Institute sends 14 students, faculty, staff and alumni to Texas for pro bono work helping migrants seeking asylum.

A new fund named after Pope Francis’ groundbreaking encyclical on the environment will support Georgetown faculty, students and staff in pursuing projects designed to strengthen the university community’s response to…