Restructuring Leads to Appointment of Three New Vice Provosts
Georgetown names three faculty members to new vice provost positions created as part of the restructuring within the provost's office. Read More
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Current Evidence Enough to Use Probiotics to Protect Premature Babies
A recent study led by a Georgetown doctor suggests that probiotics should be considered standard care for protecting premature infants from a severe gastrointestinal disease. Read More
Georgetown Alumna with HIV Committed to Health Advocacy
Nina Martinez (C'05), who has had the HIV virus since she was a baby, started down the path of health advocacy while studying at Georgetown. Read More
Georgetown Med Students Provide Camp for D.C. Homeless Children
Georgetown medical students are running a weeklong summer sports camp for Washington, D.C.'s homeless youth. Read More
Autistic Georgetown Student to Speak Today at White House Disability Rights Event
Disability activist Lydia Brown (C'15) will speak this afternoon at the White House as a White House Champion of Change, the second person from the Georgetown community to receive the honor this month. Read More
Students Serve in Prestigious Internships Through Fellowship Program
The Georgetown University Student Association Summer Fellows Program provides 10 students on-campus housing as they complete internships in Washington, D.C. Read More
New Members Elected to Staff/AAP Advisory Council
Georgetown staff members and academic and administrative professionals (AAPs) elect 17 to the 31-member Staff/AAP Advisory Council. Read More
Educators to Earn Georgetown Holocaust Studies Certificate
Georgetown's Program for Jewish Civilization will award certificates in Holocaust education to 17 high school educators. Read More
Doctor Helps Hospitals in the Middle East and U.S. Prepare for MERS
A Georgetown expert on global viral outbreaks is helping health departments prepare to fight a new deadly virus before millions of Muslims travel to Mecca in October. Read More
Professor Appointed Chair of D.C. African American Affairs Commission
Georgetown history professor Maurice Jackson was sworn in as the first chairman of the District of Columbia Commission on African American Affairs. Read More