Sara Rotenberg (NHS’20), a senior committed to creating an equitable world for people with disabilities, wins a 2020 Rhodes Scholarship to study at the University of Oxford. Read More
Now that I am well into my sophomore year at Georgetown, I often take time to reflect on my time here so far and where… Read More
There is a strange phenomenon that seems to happen to most college freshman as they move away from home to live in a completely new… Read More
Department of English professor and renowned poet Carolyn Forché was a National Book Award finalist for a memoir detailing her experiences in El Salvador between 1978 and 1980, including narrow escapes from American-trained death squads. Read More
In the world of Washington D.C., there is infinite opportunities and adventures. Before I graduate, I want to be able to explore and experience the… Read More
A celebrated poet and political activist, University Professor Carolyn Forché joins Berkley Center Senior Fellow Paul Elie to talk about her new memoir detailing her experience in El Salvador on the brink of civil war. Read More
New Hewlett Foundation Grant to Support Cutting-Edge Research Washington, DC – Accelerating threats to cybersecurity, the impact of automation on cyber defense, and the… Read More
Psychology professor Sandra Calvert co-authors a paper published in Child Development that finds children learn math more easily if they interact with a responsive media character. Read More
Over 100 leaders in the foreign policy community – including former President Clinton, King Felipe of Spain – join faculty, staff, students and alumni to celebrate the centennial of Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service. Read More
Elena Ortiz (SFS’21) and Bryan Haiwen Zou (G’20) are among the several Georgetown students who played a role in the latest Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security rankings released at the United Nations that indicate women’s well-being in 167 countries. Read More
