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Designing the Future(s) of the University, Georgetown's initiative on rethinking higher education, will enter its next phase, thanks to a $2.3 million anonymous gift and $1.7 million in alumni donations. Read More
Akshay Sinha (G'15), who wants to improve energy and infrastructure in developing countries, receives this year's McCourt School of Public Policy Whittington Scholarship. Read More
Georgetown receives the 2015 Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement for its commitment to its surrounding Washington, D.C. neighborhoods and global communities. Read More
Valerie Jarrett, President Barack Obama's senior advisor, will deliver opening remarks at a Thursday Georgetown Law Center conference on increasing marginalized girls' access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics education. Read More
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Researchers from Georgetown will travel to Iceland to study the effects of a glacial outburst flood with a National Science Foundation grant. Read More
Georgetown celebrates the holiday season with its annual tree lighting, carols and candy. View the photos. Read More
Georgetown doctors Richard Schlegel and Anatoly Dritschilo have been named 2014 Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors for their groundbreaking medical discoveries. Read More
Georgetown psychology professor Jennifer Woolard will evaluate a new program aimed at reducing the rates of suicide and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in veterans. Read More
How have the Jesuits influenced globalization over time? And how has globalization, in turn, shaped the Society of Jesus? Georgetown University and Gregorian University convened leading scholars in Rome to address these questions, 200 years after the reestablishment of the Jesuit Order in 1814. The conference was the culmination of Georgetown’s Jesuits and Globalization Project, which convened three previous symposia, in Washington, DC, Oxford, and Florence. Read More