Georgetown co-sponsors a four-day workshop with the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See and the U.S. Department of State that examines ways faith-based organizations might address the global health threat of antimicrobial resistance. Read More
Two organizations recognize Georgetown for being a military-friendly institution that provides numerous services and opportunities for its student and alumni veterans. Read More
Erika Raven (G’17), a Ph.D. candidate in Georgetown’s Interdisciplinary Program for Neuroscience (IPN), receives the 2017 Marshall Sherfield Fellowship for postdoctoral work in the United Kingdom. Read More
Culture and politics major Devika Ranjan (SFS'17) receives 2017 Marshall Scholarship to pursue master's degrees in refugee and forced migration at the University of Oxford. Read More
A School of Foreign Service student, a recent neurobiology graduate and an interdisciplinary neuroscience Ph.D. candidate become Georgetown's most recent Marshall scholars who will study for the next two years in the United Kingdom. Read More
Georgetown alumna Jescinta Izevbigie (SFS’14) focuses on gender issues in post-conflict African countries, including South Africa. Read More
A study by a Georgetown economics professor and a colleague at MIT shows that expanding a mobile money system in Kenya helped bring hundreds of thousands of households out of poverty, especially those headed by women. Read More
President Obama appoints Tawara Goode, assistant professor of pediatrics at Georgetown’s Center for Child and Human Development, to the President’s Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities. Read More
Leaders from top global companies mentor Executive MBA students at McDonough School of Business through a new program aimed at developing and advancing students' leadership capabilities while enriching their support and advisory networks. Read More
Vice President Joe Biden speaks at Georgetown on the importance of sound financial sector regulation. Paul Volcker, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve, makes introductory remarks. Read More