Devita Bishundat
Devita Bishundat is the Director of the Community Scholars Program. “Working for and with the Community Scholars Program is a dream come true. I wish… Read More
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Is That ‘Jimmy Carter’ or ‘Barbara Bush?’ Google Designs, Professor Uses Artificial Intelligence to Track Wildlife
Janet Mann, professor of biology and psychology, collaborates with Google’s artificial intelligence engineers on individual identification of wild dolphins through images. Read More
5 of my Favorite Study Spots on Campus
One of my favorite things about Georgetown is the plethora of options to sit down and be productive. Every few steps, you will no doubt… Read More
Fall-ing in Love with Georgetown: Five Things to Do this Fall
Being from New England, fall has always been my favorite season because my family and I have traditions of going to apple orchards, pumpkin patches,… Read More
Learning through community
Dear Georgetown Freshman, As I look back on my time at Georgetown, I cannot help but feel sad that my journey on the Hilltop is… Read More
Georgetown, edX Create Free Online Course to Encourage Civic Engagement
A collaboration between Georgetown and edX.org, the leading online learning destination, results in a free online course on How the Government Works & How to Get Involved. Read More
Georgetown Neuroscience Student Networks With Nobel Laureates at Annual Meeting
Patrick Malone (G'19, M'21), who is pursuing both a medical degree and a Ph.D. in neuroscience at Georgetown, conducts research that gains him access to renowned Nobel laureates at a conference in Lindau, Germany. Read More
Book Explores Digital Impact on Social Movements, Wins Multiple Awards
Mohamed Zayani, professor at Georgetown University in Qatar, receives four awards from leading academic and professional associations for his book, Networked Publics and Digital Contention (Oxford University Press, 2015), which explores how technologies can reconfigure social movements. Read More
Mosquito Threats: Alumnus, Former Professor Work to Fight Vector-Borne Disease
A Georgetown biology alumnus collaborates with his former professor on a $2 million grant to control a mosquito that spreads diseases such as Zika and dengue around the world. Read More
Alumni Reminisce, Celebrate 50 Years of First-Gen Support, Success
Alumni of Georgetown’s Community Scholars Program gather at a 50th-anniversary celebration to reminisce and talk about the importance of continuing support for first-generation and underrepresented students. Read More