Georgetown is launching a Disability Cultural Center, an on-campus hub that celebrates disability culture, builds community and provides programming for disabled students, faculty, staff, allies and those interested in learning about disability. Read More
The Bryce Harlow Foundation awards fellowships to outstanding graduate students looking to pursue careers in government relations and lobbying. Read More
This fall, Georgetown welcomes Mark Abbott (SFS'86), the former president and deputy commissioner of Major League Soccer (MLS), and Mareta Hamre, a religious ministry leader. Read More
A group of medical students are working to increase the number of future physicians who speak medical Spanish to help reach more Hispanic and Latino patients. Read More
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, Consistent with local and national trends, we are experiencing an increase in COVID-19 cases on our campuses. Thankfully,… Read More
Watch Leticia Bode, an expert on election misinformation, explain how to respond to misleading information online and the early misinformation trends in the 2024 election. Read More
This past summer, I spent five weeks studying abroad in Italy at Villa Le Balze – Georgetown’s study abroad location overlooking Florence. Read More
Racing against the clock, nurse anesthesia doctoral students solve medical puzzles and train for high-pressure environments in an escape room. Read More
As the 2023 Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellow, Elene Chkhaidze explored the religious dimension of the conflict in Cyprus through her original reporting. Read More
Claudia Arias-Cirinna joins Georgetown as associate vice president and dean of students, bringing with her more than 25 years of leadership in student affairs at universities across the U.S. Read More
