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As a senior policy analyst at Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Bela Walkin (G'25) is using her public policy education to shape the future of public transit in the nation’s…

Bone grafts are common procedures but can often lead to infection, pain and rejection by the human body. A new technology based on more natural materials could improve the procedure…

Juliette Robinson (SFS’28) lays out everything you need to know now that you got into Georgetown.

Cheers, tears and tightly held envelopes filled the ballroom as medical students gathered to learn where they will spend the next chapter of their medical training.

Acting as agency heads and intelligence officials, students honed their legal judgment, decision-making and communication skills in a simulated crisis, the most in-depth offering of its kind among law schools.

Before the whistle blew on the Big East men’s basketball championship game, Georgetown students were named champions in a different arena. …

Christine Grady, an alumna who has built her career exploring the ethics of biomedical research, will join Georgetown as a professor and senior advisor on bioethics and neuroethics.

KPop Demon Hunters may have won two Academy Awards, but it's just the latest piece of Korean culture to captivate the world. A Korean literary scholar explains why.

In a first-person story, Christopher Edwards (C'27) shares how immigrating from Jamaica to the U.S. sparked his interest in policy and what it’s like living and learning in downtown DC.

Dexter Sharp’s support system encouraged him throughout his education, and now Sharp ensures Georgetown’s graduate students have what they need to succeed.