Jeh Johnson, United States Secretary of Homeland Security; explorer, storyteller and water conservation advocate Alexandra Cousteau; and USAID Administrator Gayle Smith are among those scheduled to speak at the university’s 2016 Commencement May 19-22. Read More
Professor Robert Lieber's new book argues that under the current administration, America has pulled back from its long-time role of international leadership, and in doing so antagonized its friends and emboldened its foes. Read More
A team of undergraduates at the School of Nursing & Health Studies is helping support bicycle safety through the inexpensive sale of bike helmets on campus. Read More
Georgetown announces the new Regents Science Scholars Program designed to expand opportunities for first-generation college students and those from traditionally underserved communities pursuing studies in the sciences. Read More
Researchers in the McDonough School of Business find that consumers are more willing to accept an offer when the seller also requests a favor from them, according to a new study published in the Journal of Consumer Research. Read More
It’s finally mid-April, and that means it’s (finally) springtime in DC! This is the time of year when people actually want to be outside, since… Read More
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer talks about the United States and foreign laws in an era of globalization during Georgetown’s annual Bernstein Symposium. Read More
Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder talks about race and challenging the status quo in a conversation with Michel Martin of NPR's All Things Considered. Read More
The weather is heating up, and so is finals week. As you gear up to write your 15-page history essay or study for that physics… Read More
Georgetown’s Janet Mann, who has studied bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay, Australia, for more than 30 years, begins with her research team the first-ever study of dolphins in the Potomac and the Chesapeake Bay. Read More
